I \', Rabbi Prinz Debates German Guilt With Ambassador Heinrich Knappslein WALTI-IAM, MASS. - West for while It was an agreement be­ Germany's progress as ·a democ­ tween two sovereign states, It also rocy will be judged by Its rel a­ Included the people of Israel. tionshlp with Israel. a rabbi who "Israel Is the land which ac­ was once exiled by the Hitler re­ cepted the survivors of the Hitler THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . gime asserted recently. regime by the tens of thousands The rabbi, Dr. Joachim Prinz, and gave them the human dignity of VOL. L,NO. l FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1966 15c PER COPY 16 PAGE& made his observation In an open­ which they had been robbed," said Ing statement of a public debate Dr. Prinz. with Heinrich Knappsteln, West Hence, Israel could not be German ambassador to the United merely another country wlthwhlch States, at Brandeis University. Germany had normal diplomatic Horn-Blowing Motorcade Escorts Israeli - Mr. Knappsteln, acknowledging relations, he went on, because , the sins of the German people dur­ "Israel Is the heart of the Jew­ ing the Hitler period, asserted that ish people In which are Invested the "accursed river of blood" that our hopes and dreams for a new Pilot Nathat1 On Return From Peace Try separated the two races must be chapter ln our history." TEL AVIV - A national hero the word "peace" In English, He­ Mr. Nathan said he had left bridged and removed. He asked In Israel this week Is Abraham S. brew and Arabic. his Bible with the Governor of that "the Whole truth" be reported Mr. Knappsteln said that he Nathan, who kept a campaign prom­ He rerurned Tuesday evening Port Said, where he had spent the about German efforts at expiation. did not feel "like a defendant ise and flew solo to Egypt in a to the tiny Israeli airfield from night In a cell. Dr. Prinz Is the president of before you, and I am sure you do daring bid for peace. which he left on his personal peace Mr. Nathan left for Tel Aviv the American Jewish Congress and not feel like a jury." He said that Mr. Nathan, a restaurant owner mission to the United Arab Repub­ in a horn-blowing motorcade. He chairman of the Conference of Germans had begun the task of from Tel Aviv, ran for the Knes­ llb. stopped at the new Hilton Hotel, Major American Jewish Organiza­ res toring relationships by cleaning set last November on a platform The Tel Aviv restauran t where he had been offered the tions. house of Nazism. which included a peace flight to owner and former commercial pi­ presidential suite. "Hilton Inter­ The setting was Schwartz Hall, In addi tion, Mr. Kn appsteln Egypt If elected. Although he lost lot brought hi s rented biplane na tional believes in peace," an one of the buildings that have been said, there had been an lntellec- . · the election. he decided to make through the gathering dusk into official said soberly. erected on the campus since 1948, rual house cleaning through a pro- the flight anyway. Herzliya Airport, where he was At a boisterous news confer­ the year that Israel became a na­ gram of information for more ma- He asked two Israeli newsmen cheered by a small crowd that ence, Mr. Nathan said that tion and Brandeis was founded. rure school children on the history to inform International news agen­ had waited most of the day. l'wo Egyptian officials at first could Brandeis ls a nonsectarian univer­ of the Nazis "and their misdeeds." cles of the purpose of hi s mis- young men had to be dragged not believe he had come from ' But even this was not enough, slon. They had accompanied him to from the wings of the 39- year­ Israel. . sity started by the Jewish commu­ nity of metropolitan Boston. Mr . Knappstein said, "If we really the airfield In Herzl!ya, north of old plane by airport official s. • 'lney received me very nice­ want to further the reconciliation Tel Aviv, where hehadbeenlearn­ The 38-year-old Mr. Nathan ly, took me Inside, gave me a The debaters operated from between Germans and Jews we Ing to fl y the single-engined Ger­ also was met by the police, who glass of tea,'' he said. ''They familiar frameworks. Mr. Knapp­ have to Inform the new genera- man-built biplane. His final test charged him with leaving the coun­ saw I was cold and brought around stein asserted that while Germans tlon on the reality of Judaism and for a pilot's license wa s planned try Illegally. However, he was re­ an electric stove and put it next would never forget the six mil­ the Jew; we have to replace the for the morning when he flew In- leased on a bond of LIDO ($ 33). to me so I should get warm'." lion Jews who were slaughtered, • utterly wrong Image of the Jews stead to the United Arab Republic, Mr. Nathan told the crowd he would and were ready to bear "our share spr~ad by the Nazis." where he jumped from the plane do It again. _ (Continued on Page 15) of collective blame," the concept of collective gull t of all Germans Citing the example of reports ;;:\.::ci~ce petitions clutched in must be rejected. of anti-Semitic riots In Bamberg, "The voice of peace Is grow- Mr. Knappsteln said what really Ing stronger both In the Israel Pro-Nazi Anti-Semitic Incidents Dr. Prinz acknowledged that had happened was that a mentally- community and amongst our many Jews believed in the col­ unbalanced man had painted sw as- neighbors. --But words are not lective guilt of the Germans. While tlkas on gravestones In a Jewish enough; Initiative - even If only .Rise Slwply In West Germany young Germans were gull !less, he BONN - For the first time l'lazl or anti-Semitic Incidents In said, "·This ls not the real issue." cemetery. the Initiative of a single lndivld- since World War II, neo-Nazl, the Federal Republic during 1965, The problem lay with those Ger­ Whlle there had been many ual - Is required to get action. anti-Semitic and other extreme compared with 171 In the pre­ pictures and headlines In the United "This Is why I have decided mans who were silent between 1933 right-wing activity rose sharply In vlous year. and 1938, the rabbi said, when "so States press about the Incident, to take this Initiative . . . to West Germany last year, the Membership In the 113 organ­ much happened within the sight and he said, "I have never seen a suggest a face-to-face meeting Minister of the Interior, Paul lzatlons Identified as extreme hearing of the entire German single picture of the mass demon- with Israel representatives." Lucke, reported this week. right-wing increased by more than stratlons of thousands of citizens The Iranian-born pilot shouted people that none of them has the In a report on right-wing rad- 6,000 to 28,600. The membership of Bamberg who had assembled In In English, as he leaped from the right to say he did not know." lcallsm, Mr. Lucke noted that there rolls of II right-wing political pouring rain to protest the dese- plane . .,I want to see Nasser to were 521 confirmed cases of pro- parties rose from 9.700 to 16,300. The diplomatic r ecognition by cratlon." Nor, he added, had he offer peace with Egypt." He saw In addition. the circulation of West Germany of Israel In I 965 seen any plcrures of Bamberg Instead Ma j. Gen. Hassan Rushdy, extreme right-wing newspapers carried the possibility of becoming school children decorating grave who headed the Interrogation of Study Disputes and periodicals rose by 43 .000 the rurnlng point of the German- sites In the Jewish cemetery with Mr. Nathan and the search of his to 227,000. Jewish relationship said Dr. Prinz, flowers. plane, which was Inscribed with Mr. Lucke said that although ~==::=8aG22222222eeee2~ 222222222a2eea.22e2e22222222222222 Marriage 'Myth' only a small percentage of the West German people could be con­ WASHINGTON - The B'nal sidered right-wing radicals, the B'rlth Hillel Foundations, the Jew­ flare-up of neo-Nazl and anti­ Jewish leaders Ask For Viet Nam Peace ish campus movement, rejected Semitic activities last year had unpopular government we had fos­ local clergymen and teachers at thi s week the contention that a alarmed public authorities. NEW YORK - An all-day srudy college environment increases the 14 tered could not possibly win that the University of Missouri Issued The Interior Minister reported conference, entitled Judaism and rate of intermarriage between World Peace," heard pleas last election." a s tatement declaring that the war that much of the right-wing acti­ Rabbi Lelyveld called on the In Viet Nam was being waged at Jews and non-Jews. vity could be traced to apolitical week for a peace settlement in A study, prepared by Dr. Al­ United States to "desist," In Viet "an incredible price in hum an symptoms such as drunkenness Viet Nam, containment of aerial fred Jospe, Hillel's director of Nam, quoting Isaiah that "we must suffering, moral degradation, and Insanity. fighting there and a general de­ program and resources, disputed crease in the war effort. cease to do evll . before we can wasted resources and los t oppor­ "However, the fact must not learn to do good." tunities." some of the major concl us Ions con­ be Ignored that a small minority The conference, held at Ferris tained In recent publicized studies Booth Hall of Columbia University, Other speakers Included Dr. Among Its proposals. the group of fanatics and Incorrigibles still Wolfgang G. Friedmann, pro­ urged the reconvening of the on the extent of intermarriage in is trying to disturb the demo­ was under the auspices of the Syna­ the Jewish community. It was re­ gogue Council of America, national fessor of International law and Geneva Conference, negotiations cratic development of the German director of legal research at Co­ towards a cease fire, and efforts leased during the concluding ses­ people and to damage the lnter- coordinating agency for !tie rab­ sions of the 43d annual meeting of binic and congregational bodies lumbia University, and Rabbi Sey­ "to bring China Into the community (Contlnued on Page 15) mour Cohen of Chicago, president of nations and to give her a stake the Hillel Foundations' Na tlonal of Conservative, Orthodox and Re­ Commission, which supervises the form Judaism In the United States. of the synagogue council, who open­ in the success of world peace." Polish Brothers Tried ed the conference. In another development, a group organization's religious, cultural Dr. Seymour Siegel, a Con­ and counseling programs on 254 servative rabbi and associate pro­ Meanwhile, a complaint was of rerurned Peace Corps volun­ For Mass Murder teers from the New York metro­ campuses. fessor of theology at the Jewish filed last week In Federal Di s trict SALZBURG, Austria - A Court alleging that the Govern­ polltan area announced formation The Intermarriage question has Theol~cal Seminary of America, evoked considerable discussion trial of two Polish brothers ac- urged 'holding the conflict within ment's power to draft citizens of a committee to oppose Presi­ - cused in the wartime mass murder into the armed forces was uncon- dent Johnson's policies In South and srudy In the Jewish commun­ control! able bounds and actively ity in recent years. of 12,000 Jews In the nazl oc­ and sacrificially seeking means to . stlrutlonal under the Ninth Amend­ Viet Nam. cupied Polish town of Stanislaw ment, which declares: ''The enum­ A srudy, by Dr. Eric Rosenthal terminate the conflict." of Queens College In New York began last week. Professor Siegel said that In eration In the Constlrutlon of cer­ Refugee Farmers tain rights shall not be construed City, found that a 30 per cent Wilhelm Mauer, 48, and Jewish culrure war Is not a "nor­ rate of Intermarriage among third­ Johann Mauer, 52, both of Lvov, mative state" and is an "aber­ to de11y or dlspara~e others re­ Prosper In Canada were accused of taking part In tained by the people. • generation American - Jewish ration," but that It recognizes TORONTO - Jewish retugees executions and committing In­ The lawyer for the plaintiffs, males who were college-educated the right of self-defense. How­ who Immigrated to Canada In the dividual murders on Oct. 12, 1941, Henry Mark Holzer of 35 East was more than twice that of the ever. "even in the midst of war last 17 years, some from Po­ third generation as a whole. when SS troops and Ukrainian aux­ we are bidden always to seek 35th Street, said recently: land and other East European coun­ iliaries occupied the Stanislaw "The question we ask Is the Maintaining that no data exists the ways of peace - to try to tries, Including Hungary, have had Ghetto and rounded up 20,000 Jews . right to one's own life - one of that Isolates all the factors con­ find the peaceful sol utlon and pre­ . "most Inspiring success•• In de­ tributing to Intermarriage, Dr. They marched 12,000 of the serve the dignity of our adver­ those nonenumerated rights." veloping prosperous and healthy Jews to a spot where they were The plaintiffs are two draft­ Jospe contended that It was a sary," he saJd. farms In southern Ontario and the 14 systematically killed by machine­ age New Yorkers," Howard S. Katz myth" to assume t:hat going to In another address, Rabbi Niagara Peninsula, a periodic sur­ college creates a predisposition to gun fire. Arthur J. Lelyveld of Fairmount and David A. Baumann. Their re­ vey by the JewlshColonlzallonAs­ The nazls later Imposed a heav­ quest for a temporary restrain­ Intermarriage among Jews. Temple In Cleveland, chairman scx:lallon revealed here. "The process of a Jewish y fine on the Stanislaw Jewish of the Justice and Peace Com­ Ing order was filed against the J, A, Lister, manager of the Council to pay for the "ammuni­ United States, President Johnson, youth's retention of or alienation mission of the Central Conference JC A otnces here, named a num­ from his faith," he said, "starts tion for the exe;:utlons." Secretary of Defense Robert S, of American Rabbis, a Reform ber of Jewish farmers who, he long before he Is ready for col­ The brothers were held lnpre­ McNamara and Lieut. Gen. Lewis organization, charged that the said, not only prospered them­ lege - In the home, In the trlal detention for nearly four B. Hershey, director of the Selec­ United States had frustrated free selves but have aided their gen­ school, In the synagogue, In the years while the prosecution took elections In Viet Nam "to protect tive Service System. eral communilles In raising farm­ testimony from 200 survivors for In Columbia, Mo., a group of presence or absence of meaning­ ·their own Interests" because ''the ing standards, ful Jewish experlenc~ln the milieu the trial. A jury of five men and !, from which he emerges.'-' two women Is hearing the case. .- I ~ ( (! - j 2 . THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1966 A Herald ad always gets best results - our subscribers com- · prise an active buying market• . Jewish Chaplain Awarded Air Medal, flew 25 Missions Over Viet Nam· ORGANIZATION NEWS ANNUAL OONOR DINNER DR. GEZORK TO SPEAK . .~ trinity SAIGON - 8y direction of March he will be reassigned to The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Dr. Herbert Gezork. president :~ ~uare President Johnson, Major Richard Germany. Rabbi Robert L. Reiner Sholom wlll hold their Annual emeritus of the Newton Theological and Harry Z. Schreiner are the E. Dryer, senior Jewish chaplain Donor Dinner In the temple social Seminary . will be the guest speaker with the U. S. Armed Forces In , other two Jewish chaplains serv­ playliouse hall on Wednesday at 7 P.M. A at the Hillel Brunch to be held ing In Viet Nam. The citation Viet Nam, has been awarded the Sherry Hour will precede the din­ Sunday. He will speak on "The WORLD PREMIERE Air Medal for "meritorious a­ accompanying the Air Medal, notes God-ls-Dead Theology." chievement white participating In ner. that Chaplain Dryer "actively par­ The Pawtucket Players will Dr. Gezork Is visiting Profes­ ''The Eternal Husband" sustained aerial flight In support ticipated In more than 25 aerial present songs from a Broadway sor In the Religious Studies De­ A dra••laatlon of th. of combat ground forces of the missions over hostile territory In 0ostM¥11cy novel lty pt ay as part of the evening's en­ partment at Brown University. Republic of Viet Nam'' from Feb. Oal.rlel Gloclstone support of counter-Insurgency op­ tertainment. 10, 1965 to Dec. 26, 1965. Peth: Tuft.-Sat. 1:30 P.M. erations. Mrs. Jack Olnln Is chairman Mots. Sat. 2:30 P.M. Chaplain Dryer, one of three "During all of these missions INTERFAITH MEETING ,...,.. For 1 ...rvatiM11 , 351 ...2"2 of the evening and Mrs. Joseph Jewish ch apt alns In Viet Nam, he displayed the highest order of Morrison Is co-chairman. Other Members of the Pawtuxet lroacl ancl lridghom Sh., PrOY. arrived In January 1965. This air discipline and acted In accor­ chairmen are Mesdames George Valley area Catholic Youth Or­ dance with the best traditions of Strashnlck, program, Herman ganization and members of the i the service. Weinstein, co-chairman: Martin St. Teresa's Hi gh School Sodallty "By his determination to ac­ Wexler and Edward Small, hos­ wl11 participate In an Interfaith 1. complish his mission In spite of pitality; Joseph J. Fishbein, res­ meeting sponsored by the Cran­ the hazards Inherent In repeated ervations: Ju1lus Levin, souvenir ston Federation of Temple Youth ( I aerial flights over hostile territory Journal; Philip Paige, publicity, on Sunday at 7:30 P .M. at Temple and by his outstanding degree of and Sumner L. Woolf, ex-officio. Sina!. professionalism alld devotion to Three representatl ve s of each duty, he has brought credl t upon REV. FLANNERY TO SPEAK group will speak. Those speaking himself, his organization and the The Rev. Edward H, Flannery, on Catholicism will be Paul :=~ ~:n,INAv'!.1.~~Aa!ch, .... military service." editor of the Providence Visitor, Dubracheck, Elaine Crevier and NAME Chaplain Dryer had flown 117 wlll be the speaker at a meeting Carolyn Smith. •-u, aerial missions as of Jan. 28, of the Women's Intergroup Com­ Speaking on Judaism wlll be CITY, STATE ..... 1966 to bring religious comfort, mittee on Tuesday at 8 P.M. In William Hoffman, Marcia Neumann JWB religious supplies and gift the vestry of Temple Emanu-Et. and Linda Blenenfeld. packages and religious literature Father Flannery Is the author to Jewish military personnel In of the book, "The Anguish of the 7691ll TOURO MEETING rhe Viet Nam war zone. Jews.'' which will form the basis Robert J. Hodosh, vice-presi­ of his talk. He will also relate dent and social chairman presided his experiences while In atten­ Finds Non-Jewish at the 769th meeting of Touro dance at the Ecumenical Council. Fraternal Association, at which Kosher Restaurants Mrs. Peirce Heal ey wl11 be In charge of the meeting, which Is Dr. A. C. Berger, past president, In Buddhist Saigon was guest speaker, on Feb. 23. open 10 the publ le. NEW YORK - A resource­ Charles Coken, secretary under ful Jewish chaplain with the U.S. DVORAH DAYAN CLUB the past 2 presidents, was M.C. Jacob N. Temkin Armed Forces In Vietnam has The Dvo rah Da yan Club of Other speakers we re Leo Green­ discovered that there are a num­ Pioneer Women wl11 hold a Dairy, berg and Louis I. Sweet , board ber of "kosher" bur non-Jewish Pot-Luck Supper on Saturday, members and past chairmen. A style restaurants In Saigon. March 26 at the home of Mr. and bronze pl aque, bearing the names Life - Accident - Sickness - Major Medical The National Jewish Welfare Mrs. Mitchell Chatek of 350 Wood­ of all presidents and board chairmen, was dedicated. Arthur Board UWB) Commission on Jew­ bine Street, Cranston. Members 469 Angell Street ish Chaplaincy has just received will bring their fa vorite dish. Pout ten Is president of Touro. from Chaplain (Major) Richard Money raised will be used to Providence, Rhode E. Dryer, senior Jewish chaplain provide social services for USO SOCIAL HOUR Island In Vietnam, a copy of his Jewish Israelis In chlld care and Im­ The USO Area Office has re­ EL 1-5000 RES. PA 5-2576 Chapel News for February In which migrant rehabl1itarton centers. ceived numerous requests from he reports under the heading of Chairmen for the supper are women whose husbands are on The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. '"Kosher Restaurants in Saigon·· Mrs. Manny Kantor, Mrs. Seymour active duty with the U. S. Forces as follows: Bl ock and Mrs. Charles Bern­ In South Viet Nam. They are anx­ "It has been determined that :;_teln. ious ro meet other women wt th there are a number of kosher WOMEN' S YOUTH LEAGUE whom they have a common interest. restaurants operating In Saigon. CONVALESCENT AND INVALID SUPPLIES The Women's Youth League of A get-acquainted social hour At though kosher, they are un­ Rhode Island have selected the has been arranged for this evening Hillside Pharmacy Mrves you with a large M'4tction of conva&.scent and fortunately not Jewish-style. at 7:30 P.M. In the Heritage Room invalid supplies for ,ale and/ or rental. Shown and listed below are a few. Rhode Island He mophllla Gulld as Working In ct ose cooperation wl th their charity for their Annual Af­ of the Downtown YMCA, Chaplain Jones, American Ad­ fair which thi s year will be a For further Information the WheelCh•irs S.th Tub S•fety R•ils visor to the Vietnamese ChapI a Ins Ball hel d at the State House on USO office, .421-3228, may be Walkers Cervic.l Collus and the Office of the Director of Ho,pital Beds (mHu•I Neck 8r.ces Saturday, Ma y 7. called. •nd electric) Incontinent P•nh Buddhist Chaplains of the Viet­ Humidlfien Colostomy Seh namese Anned Forces, we have "'•P.Oriters I leostomy Seh Toilet S.fety fr•mes Allergy Muks learned that observant Buddhists hth Tub S.fety s.. t &ercycles are s trict vegetarians , and that Oxygen Commodes there are restaurants operated Support•" Bed l ouds I. .I Suspensori9j B•d: Rests by and for these people which SA MUEL FOSTER Hut l•mps Over•Bed T.ibles would meet our standards of son, Benjamin D. Jacobs of Mel­ Sheeting Funeral services for Samuel ~b'B~1t~rs bourne, Fl a. rwo daughters, Mrs. Bl•nket Supporh kashrut. The foodwon ' ttas te 'Jew­ Foster, 82, founder and retired 1 Bed Side R.iils ish,' bur for the kashrur observer g\!:~!:t1: ~!~"Ji!! Bed-Trays president of the Foster Grant Com­ Harry Rosen of Miami Beach and C

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All boys, all girls or coed Noting that Hebrew classes are formed In high schools when suf­ ficient enrollment and accredited teachers are available, Dr. Lu­ Cruise ·Headquarters bera called on organizations, syn­ agogues -and parents to encourage courses already offered in four fionegmoon :},.ip6 Specia/tg high schools, and expressed the Our hope that the I anguage would soon be offered in additional schools. Call An'llime "I shall do everthlng in my power to help boost the Hebrew DON ALDRICH, ASS'T SEC' Y I anguage and secure teachers and Zelda Kouffinan 434 SMITH STREET the necessary materials," he de­ GA 1-2150 clared. ~,_,~l• '"r~CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE 801 Park Avenue, Cranston A subscription to the Herald -t~ Is a good gift for the person °-,~ Evei. By Appt. ST 1-49n TH I lt •\ '-I>: \\'Ill ! ,\ )1(,1,J.!f who "has everything" else. Call ifAnLl\-,. 724-0200. 4 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1966 Dayan Discusses Israel's Labor Situation Sinai Campaign Deplored Sy Meyer Weisgal REHOVOTH, Israel - Unless mann Institute alone, he told the TEL AVfV - "I was the one the Government, the Knesset and Executive Council, the salary in­ who wrangled wt th Ben Gurlon for responsible public agencies In the creases would impose a further hours on end in an attempt to country Including institutions of IL. 2-mllllon on next year's bud­ convince him not to withdraw Is­ higher learning take a firm hold get plus IL. 4-m\lJ!on for the total raeli forces from the Gaza Strip on the tangled labor situation, of retroactive pay since April after the Sinai campaign," Moshe the present chaotic conditions are 1, 1964. Dayan disclosed at a meeting held liable to degenerate into an eco­ As an outcome of this situation, here. Continuing on the s ame nomic crisis of dire proportions, the institutions of higher learning pl•'-1 tea theme, Dayan also recounted that said Meyer Welsga\ , chairman of and research were rendered help­ Convenient Cleparturu •• _ previous to the campaign Ben the Executive Cotmcil of the Weiz­ less to deal with their financial Include• air fare, hotel,. Gurlon proposed to a session of mann Institute of Scie.,nce, recently. problems. Without any posslblllty and 1lghtseeelng, the cabinet the liquidation by force A warped Image of Israel ls of controlling the situation, they of the Egyptian blockade of Ellat. being created abroad by the un­ could only devise temporary pal­ Call 1ltls proposal was then rejected by bridled nature of the current\abor liatives from month to month. the cabinet. Dayan al so added that situation, he said. Not only would The deterioration was clearly the action of the Arab countries Its direct effects bring about a emphasized by the fact that, out In restraining the terrorist acti­ further diminution in financial In­ of the total operating budget, the vities of " El-Fatah" Is a direct vestments by frightening off more salary bill required an ever larg­ ~ result of the Sinai campaign which ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Mor­ prospective investor s , but there is er proportion. Whereas in previous U wa,'MINSTM SI'. ( Israel undertook in order to put ris Winkleman of 70 Community al so the danger that people now years about half of the lnstltute's UN l•Sydney Sher and Gewlrtz and Mrs, Lill Ian Fried­ Howard Rosenberg, Purim: George man. Marvin Friedman leads the A, Levine and Richard Lorber, high sc_hool 'group. lnformatl6n This message sponsored as d public service in cooperation with the U. S. Treasury Passover; Harry Zltserman ahd about Young Judaea _may be ob­ Max Broomfield, Shevuous. 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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1,966 _r _....,. CARDIAC PIONEER dealing with arterial disease and NEW YORK - Marcus A. rheumatic fever. Rothschild, an American Jewish Iphysician . pioneered in research in f01l - the field of cardiac disorders. He I made significant contributions in BACK FROM CALIFORNIA PUERTO RICO Mr. and Mrs. Myer Sugarman of RESERVATIONS 41 Gallatin Street have just re­ JOE ANDRE'S turned from a trip to San Diego, ORCHESTRA CALL t Calif., where they attended the Bar PRICE TRAVEL MitzVah of their grandson, Gerald Music for that Yery special affair ~ Goldshine, son of Mr. and Mrs. • Weddings • Bar Mitzvahs, Martin Goldshlne, formerly of 944-3344 Res. ST 1-9080 Providence. Mrs. Goldshine Is the former Freema Sugarman. UNITED MOES CHITIM FUND DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Announces Dworkls of 41 Community Drive, "SHALL WE DANCE" Is the theme of the next dance which will be held Cranston, announce the birth of The Ninth Annual Passover Appeal by the Jewish Single Adults of the Cranston Jewish Center. Making their first child and daughter, plans for the dance which will be held on Sunday, March 13, at the Margie Ellen, on Feb. 21. Mrs . is now in force Dworkis Is the former Miss Sheila Center from 7:30 P.M. to midnight are left to right, Mel Nash, Marge SEND YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS NOW! Perler, Perry Borrelli, Marsha Gerzog and Arnold Harriett. Mr. R. Wilk. Borrelli and his WJAR- TV orchestra will provide the music and en­ Paternal grandparents are Mr. to tertainment for the dance. Members of the social committee of the and Mrs. Miles Dworkls of Paw­ Jewish Family and Children's Service Single Adults ls Miss Lois Silverman, Miss Linda Silverman, Miss tucket. Maternal grandparents are Arlyne Goldberg, Bill John and Mel Levin. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Wilk of 333 Gratia Avenue, Providence, R. I. 02906 Pawtucket. Edmund Wexler, President John Newman, Treasurer Maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Trutt Conservative Proposals Would Prevent of Providence and Mrs. Eva Wilk, al so of Providence. Mother From Running The Wedding HONORED AT PARTY Mrs . Sandi ck Chernov was hon­ WEST ORANGE, N.J. - Con­ ' appropriate mus ic for the cere­ ored at a surprise graduation party servative r abbis and cantors are mony. on Sunday evening. Feb. 27, which advised not to officiate at wed­ Adherence to the tradition of. was given by her mother. Mrs . ldlngs hel d at non-kosher catering "aufruf" - calling up the bride­ Bessie Perelman. Mrs . Chemov. FINE establishments and hotels, In a groom to the Torah on the Sab­ the former Roberta Perelman. wa s set of proposed standards pre­ bath preceding the wedding -will graduated recentl y from Rhode sented to the Metropolltan Council be encouraged. Women In the wed­ Island College with a Bachelor of of the Rabbinical Assembly, In ter­ ding party will be urged to dress Science In Education degree. "In a manner befitting the sanc­ FABRICS national assoctatlon of Conserva­ Guests attended from Mas­ tive rabbis. tity of the synagogue " and to wear sachusetts and Rhode Island. Allan Z. fine, Director The standards were subm itted a suitable head covering In the by the new president of the Met­ s anctuary proper. Receptions In­ ropolitan Council , Rabbi Samuel volving the "consumption of alco­ SECOND CHILD BORN Schafler of Temple Gates of Pray­ holic beverages before the cere­ Mr. and Mrs . Allen Goodman Specialists in relating fabrics er, Flushing, L.1., to the winter mony should be strongly discour­ of 27 Reservoir Drive, Newton, conference of the Council held In aged." Mass., an nounce the bi rth of their to total interior design. conjuctlon with the Philadelphia The rabbi and cantor of the con­ second child and first daughter, Region of the Assembly. gregation officiate at all weddings Robin Joy, on Feb. 23. in the synagogue , and guest rabbis Maternal grandparents ere Mr. The proposed guidelines con­ may co-officiate only wl th the ex­ and Mrs. Irving Feldman of 226 cern all aspects of weddings, from press permission of the rabbi of Hill side Avenue , Pawtucket. Pa­ preliminary arrangements through the synagogue, who is the sole ternal grandparents are Mr. and the wedding banquet. ·The proposal s Mrs. Paul Goodman of Brookline, Expert management of the selection determinant of the religious re­ a nd prel?aration of draperies, uphol­ say that all weddings must meet quirements, the neture of thecere­ Mass. the "religious standards of the mony, and extent of the guest rabbi's stery, s lip covers. carpeting. bed rabbi" If they are to be perform­ participation. Also, guest cantors ANNOUNCE DAUGHTER'S BIRTH spreads and window shades. ed In his synagogue. may co- officiate only with the ex­ Rabbi and Mrs. Jerome S. Gur- "When a rabbi of a congrega­ press permission of the cantor of 1an d of Garden Hill s Drive, Cran­ tion determines that the require­ the congregation. ston , announce the birth of their ments of Jewish law make a couple The proposed standards daughter, Ellen, on Feb. 21. Mrs. Ineligible for marriage In the syn­ .. strongly urge'' the use of the Gurland is the former Joan Green­ agogue, the couple may not be Rabbinical Assembly's ketubah - stein of Providence. Maternal •married In that synagogue even by marriage contract - a "signifi­ grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. another rabbi," the standards de­ cant portion of which should be Jacob Greenstein of Lorraine For an appointment in your hom_e. phone 723-1700.· clare. read" In the original language by Avenue. Paternal grandparents are Where a rabbinical supervisor the rabbi. Music would not be per­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gurland of is employed to supervise kashrut, mitted during thi s reading. No Brooklyn N.Y. Maternal great­ he serves under the rabbi of the photographs would be permitted grandmother is Mrs. Bernard congregation, and no "contractual during the ceremony,andthe''rra­ Greenstein of Providence. Rabbi arrangements between a family and dition of both parents' escorting the Gurland is the spiritual leader of caterer can bind the congregation children to the wedding canopy Temple Sinai, Cranston. 0 MARCH SPECIALI unless the religious requirements would be strongly encouraged. for eligibility for kiddushin (re­ The banquet following the wed­ THIRD CHILD BORN ligious marriage) as set down by ding ceremony is a religious cere­ Dr. and Mrs. Seymour Feldman REPLACE YOUR OLD, INEFFICIENT the rabbi have been met." mony in itself, Rabbi Schafl er of 2 Weetamoe Road, Middletown, A couple wishing to be married reminds, ' and should include the announce the birth of their third in the synagogue would have to wearing of head coverings during child, Audrey Karen, on Feb. 3. BOILER (GAS OR OIL) WITH A NEW meet wi th the rabbi for a pre­ the meal , the blessing of the bread, Maternal grandparents are Mr. marital interview to discuss as­ the grace after meals, and the and Mrs. Abraham Robrlsh. Pa­ pects of Jewish home life and syn­ · seven blessings for the bride and ternal grandfather Is Jacob Feld­ OIL FIRED CAST-IRON BOILER, IN- agogue affiliation as well as de­ bridegroom. man, and maternal great-gr and­ tails of the ceremqny itself. The proposed standards will be mother, Mrs. Louis Botvin. Couples will al so be encouraged laid before the Metropolitan Coun­ CLUDING N E W OIL BURNER, ALL to meet with the cantor to discuss cil for final action. NEW CONTROLS, TANKLESS HEATER FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS by C. D. Smith Don't Give Up On "Busy" Parents FOR DOMESTIC HOT WATER. parents and children depends THE B IG THI NG WITH upon "communication." Such a PARENTS THESE DAYS relationship is difficult to estab­ lish if children are "afraid" to $ 5 3 5.oo 120,000 s. 1 u. ~ 1s MONEY... take problems and questions to parents; if parents are hesitant to discuss "delicate" matters with their children. The first step to­ /4o MORE HIGH FUEL BILLS! ward achieving a good relation• ship can be made by the parent who shows a willingness and in­ Y'ELIMINATE WATER STORAGE TANKS! clination to talk-and to listen. The teenager who thinks parents are tOo "busy," or just aren't in• ✓vouR RETURN PIPING MODERNIZED terested, may be surprised at how ' parents will come "through" in WHERE NEEDED! ~.- response to a particular question or a particular problem. THE WEEK'S LETJ'ER: "Mon• in public and religious schools to No one has a ready answer to CALL Elmhurst 1-7370 ey seems to be. a big factor -with give them additional guidance every teenage question, every parents these days ... so. much that parents fail to give?" teenage problem . . . but no one so they spend more and more OUR REPLY: There is no real can possibly be more concerned time trying to make "ends meet" subatitute fdr parental guidance, than the responsible parent. • and less and less time with their and no excuse for parents to be• PENNA FUELS own children, teaching them come so "busy" they don't have 304 LOCKWOOD STREET PROVIDENCE, R. \. many of the important things "time" to give their children the about life they need to know guidance and help they need. "I If ,oa have a ltenase problem 70a aow, u well as preparing them don't have time" Is just another want to dlstuH. or an ob1tnallon to You know they're safe for the future. My question is way of saying "I don't want to be make. addrtss J'OUr letter to FOR AND ABOUT TF.t.:NAOERS. COMMUNITY when it's oil heat. thla: what can a teenager do to bothered." ANO SUBURBAN P&ESS SERVICE. supplement the training received A good relationship between FR.\NKPORT. KT. which the living bring comfort to the family, and In the meantime Justify themselves for being so In­ FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY different to the one who died. In the meantime cars run and When A Man Enters are Impatient with the funeral THE ONLY ENGLISH JEWISH!l~!l:1m WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEAST MAS, procession. People come andgoon business as !f nothing happened. J~~~ll1:,~.~ti%u!tt:: His Sixtieth Year And children play on the very street Box 6063, Providence, R. I. 02904 - ~~m~:YTelephone 724-0200 where the dead was wallclng so PLANT AND OFFICE: HERALD WAY, OFF WEBSTER ST., PAWT., R. I. 02841 many times. It Is natural, of By Beryl Segal course, that !t be so. The world CELIA ZUCKERBERG Mana11n1 Editor LOIS ATWOOD ...... Editor does not stop at the passing of A man In the sixties lives In call snatches of memory of his Presidents and Poets, but he, the a world of hi s own. Tlrls world, childhood days. He wtll recall a man In the sixties, takes It as a no one but a man of his age can moment of triumph or of humilia­ personal affront. understand and appreciate. tion In the days when he was a Is this what will happen when When a man enters the sixties child, but he cannot reconstruct his time comes? 1 1 0 5 11 0 1 he runs the last stretch of his one full day In the life of that n'ierri~~~~n:s~su~~s ~W1 r:~:~tn ~ t~:~p p"a ~~ ~7 t~: ~ae~:ii::!!~! fr7°~h1~~ somebody who was himself In those the typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management race. He may have Joked about !t He does not like It at all. It immediately of any erro~ which may occ1,1r. days. when he was fifty years old. but distresses him. at sixty this ts no longer a matter Watch an elderly man stand at FRIDAY,MARCH4, 1966 A man In his sixties recalls to be treated lightly. He !s con­ a school yard to observe children with regrets the rebelilous days at play. Does he envy them? Does scious of the end every day of of his youth. Rebellion against Negro Leaders Should Speak his life. he want to go back to childhood? parents. Rebellion against elders. A man !n his sixties does not I doubt !t. W, like our life as we Rebellion against society. Now, In lived !t. We would nor have lived Too many people are reacting too s harply to the anti­ plan ahead. When he hears of a his greater wisdom gained In a Semitic comments from an official of the Congr ess of Racial communal or national plan that It otherwise. But we stand at the lifetime of observation, he knows, will take ten or twenty years to gate of the school andwonder. How Equality in Mt. Vernon, N. Y., las t week. to his great sorrow, that his par­ materialize he Is not Interested, are those ch!! dren to grow up? ents were not altogether wrong, and There is no question tha t the statement by Clifford Brown though he may show some con­ What !s !n s tore for them? And ~ his elders were not the worst ,, f was abomination a nd inexcusable. We a lso concede that for such cern about that plan. He Immedi­ do the children notice him, too. the ately, and quiteautomatlcally,cal­ people on earth, andthatthe society a statement to have come from a man who occupied the post elderly, a s he notices them? against which he d!rectedhlswrath culates how old he wtll be, and The greatest hurt to an elderly In his youthful zeal was not with­ of education director for CORE in Mt. Vernon was particularly whether he will be there at all, !s to be Ignored. out merit. stunning and disappointing as well. when that plan has materialized. An d the grea rest pain to an el ­ Hts mate !s the most Important What this does is to emphasize the ugly strain of anti­ He cannot embrace such a project derly !s the Indifference of the I person to the man !n hi s sixties. Semitism that seems to have seized so many Negro spokesmen, with enthusiasm. world to death. He goes to a fun ­ That !s why It Is futile . !t Without her he !s lost, and with 'I both official a nd unofficial, in the recent past. eral. His heart is in deep mourn­ her he !s fortified, he feels at I seems to me , to try to arouse ing. A friend has just been laid !n ease, and he has perfect freedom. No one s hould b e s urprised. If the anti-Semitism so mani­ Interest !n elderly people !n mat­ ' the ground. But he does not see Give a man In hi s sixties a fest in the Watts, Calif. disaster of last summer was new to ters that are of interes t to the .I ' mourning ln the streets, in the beautiful sunrise, and a quiet some, it was a mere extension of similar, more d eeply-rooted director or the committee of an people , not even In those who at­ spring evening, and a coolness of a t strains apparent among Negroes generally for a t least a decade. In stitution. The efforts of that tended the funeral. They go on talk­ summer day at the sea, and the director or of that committee are ing about matte r s thathave nothtng go! den glow of an aurumn day, The difficulty is that a large numbe r of Jews are either praiseworthy. but lt remains an to do with the dead. Some even and a white winter morning when actively or spiritua lly identified with the egro cause. They effort and no more. A spark of ! tell Jokes. the snow has not been as yet dis­ find the Clifford Browns an insult to their feelings. That Negro enthusiasm may be kindled for a 0, the el derly know s all the turbed by human fe et, and that man discontent and even anger should center about them incenses while , but that spark !s like the cltches that are usually said to ,!s happy. He !s happy !n Just sparkle In the eyes of the el derly. the family of the dtceased at a taking !n the beauties of narure, their best intentions. It !s soon dimmed and extinguish­ time like that. He probabl y re­ t and !f he ts capable, of putting But ii would be wrong for us as Jews to jump to con­ ed. The elderly asks himself: "So peats them himself. You know the them down on paper In pen, or In what If I do this or that? Will t clusions. We do not suggest tha t Negro anti-Semitis m be unde r­ way they go: paint, or ln music, or ln any way It add years to my life?" ► stood for what it is: the Negro need to be critical of the white " Life mus t go on." his mood moves him. I ' The elderly would rather be ( I "He would have wanted it that For seldom does narure !n all society that has oppressed him and hence the Negro's turning by himself. He makes very fe w way." Its glory reveal Itself more poig­ his criticism on the weakest element in that society. new friends, !f .any at all . He "He ls at rest now." nantly than to a man !n bis six­ After so many thousands of years, Jews would prefer reverts to the early age in the Old and proven sayings with ties. ! life of a child when that child pre­ to " understand" no kind of anti-Semitism. As history has so fers to play by himself In his own brutally taught them, they must indeed outroot it, expose it back yard, with his own toy s. The and dedica te themselves to destroying it wherever it may appear. ch!ld eyes every s tranger who ap­ Neve rtheless, we must fina lly demand from ourselves what proaches him as an Intruder. The we have been demanding from others throughout the millenia: elderly looks upon every attempt to prepare a program for himself that the many not be judged for the actions of the few - that in community with others as an Drew Pearson no one should be made the v ictim of a stereotype. Clifford Intrusion on hi s privacy. He will go Brown's s tatement was an abomination; perhaps he, himself, where he wants, do what he want s , is a n abomination as an individual. But we must still wait but he can no longer trotln a team. A man in hi s sixties ts an in ISRAEL before we jump to conclusions. avid reader of the ob!ruary page !n - Reprinted from the Jcvds h Floridiun the newspapers. He opens to that 1,~"!,""',... , ... ~--: page with fear and trembling. Who ts gone this time? A friend? A man he knew? Certainly they are NAZARETH --Thtsc!ty, where and his wife were very pro-Is­ all nls contemporaries. He reads Christ grew up and where He lec­ rael. But only six weeks ago the f 'f OU'R MONEY'S . the obituary and !n hi s mind he tured to the rabbis at the age of mayor had been defeated for re­ i adds or subtracts the age of the twelve, today Is the stronghold of election by his cousin, who had deceased from hi s own age, and an Arab population, largely com­ teamed up with the Communist i WORTH I the sadness grows In his heart. munist. Though citizens of Israel, party. Both the Communists and The man of sixty and overlooks they are generally critical of the the cousin were elected. at children at play, either !n the Israeli government. When I talked to ex-Prime i~1 by Sylvia Parter ;~!~ streets or at home, and he won­ When I talked about this with M tnlster Ben- Gurton as to how ders what those children will look the former mayor of Nazareth, there could be peace between Is­ f.< like when they are his age. Just Self Eddlne Zuht, I found that his rael and its Arab neighbors, he HOW TO SAVE ON TAXES - V dent insurance premiums read as as a child cannot see Itself getting wife had a brother an1 a cousin replied: "When Russia an-:! the MEDICAL EXPENSES the Treasury interprets it now. old, so the elderly ts unable to see in the cabinet of J ordan just across United States decide there will himself a child again. He will re- (In coll aboratlon with the But despite contrary court deci­ the boundary. Both the ex-mayor be peace. They have been sending Research Institute of America) sions the Treasury has speclf!­ arms to the Near East, and any The Medicare law made major cally announced that In the period time they get together they can changes in the income tax rules before 1967 It will disallow pre­ COMMUNITY CALENDAR bring peace to us." for deducting medical expenses - miums covering loss of earnings, FOR LISTING CALL GASPEE 1-4111 - Ask for Calendar Secretary This Is true. Furthermore, the but the vital point you, your re­ accidental death, etc. MRS. BERTRAM L. BERNHARDT - CALENDAR CHAIRMAN amount of arms sent by the Rus­ l atlve and your friends must keep What should you do about this sians to Egypt and the amount of In mind Is that these changes do on your I 965 rerurn? If you don ' t arms sent by the United Stales want to risk a fight with the Trea­ SATURDAY , MARCH 5. 1966 not - DO NOT - apply to your 2:ao p.m.-Cong. Mishkon Tfiloh. T;1lmud Class. to nearby Jordan and Saudi Arabia 1965 rerurn on which you are sury, don't deduct such premiums. SUNDAY, MARCH 6. 1966 ls so great that lsraelfaces some­ now working. If your stake !s sufficiently large 7:00 p.m.-Cong. Mishko n Tnloh, Talmud Class. what the same situation as It to make you will Ing to pay for a 7:30 p.m.-Farband Labor Zionist Order. Purim Celebration. The changes won't apply until 8:00 p.m.-Sistcrhood Tcmplt> Emanu-EI, Purim Festival. did In 1956, when, threatened by the year 1967, for which you won't court battle, get gu)dance from a MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1966.. a preponderance of Egyptian arms, be preparing returns until I 968. professional adviser on deduct­ I :00 p.m.-Sisterhood Temple Beth El, Regular Meeting. the Israeli army took the Initia­ So Ignore whatever you hear or Ing the premiums In light of the I :30 p.m.-Lad. Aux. Prov. Hebrew Sheltering Society, Regular Meeting. tive and penetrated lo the Suez favorable court cases. 8:00 p.m.-Sislerhood Temple Beth Israel, Regular Meeting. read about the tax al teratlons made 8:00 p.m.-Sislerhood Cong. Shuun• Zcdek. Board Meeting. Canal. under Medicare as you ftll out Are medically prescribed diets 8:00 p.m.-Devorah On.va n Cl ub - Pioneer Women, Board Meeting. While I found no positive In­ your 1965 tax return. deductible as medical expenses? 8:00 p.m.-Ladles Auxiliary Lcnas Hatzedck, Regular Meeting dications of such a repetition, . For the mtlllons of you following 8:00 p.m.-Lad. Aux. Gerald M. Cla mon •369 J\:VVA, Board Meet ing. unquestionably the Israeli-Arab . For the mtlllons who buy health 8:00 p.m.-Temple Beth El. Board Mt.-eling. and accident Insurance policies, doctor-prescribed diets for var­ 8:00 p.m.-Redwood Lodge #35, Regular Meeting. situation !s just as dangerous as ious ailments, here are the key the Treasury came up with bad 8:30 p.m.-Slsterhood Temple Sinai, Board Meeting. the Pakistan-India con Ir overs y news last year. For a long time, rules. The cost of the medical TUESDAY, MA RCH 8, 1966 over Kashmir. It could flare Into the Treasury has Insisted that diet Is deductible If the prescrib­ 10:00 a.m.-Prov. Chapter Senior Hadassah. Board Meeting. open war overnight. ed food and drink are In addition I :30 p.m.-Sisterhood Temple Beth Duvld, Regular Meeting. only premiums or the portion of 8:00 p.m.-Lad. Ass·n. , Prov. Hebrew Day School, Board Meeting. MlSTREATM3NT OF ARABS premiums covering Insurance to the ordinary diet. The cost ts 8:00 p.m.- lsracl Bonds, Executive Committee Meeting, Men and Women. Meanwhile, many J ews Inside against deductible medical ex­ not deductible If the medical diet WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9, 1966 Israel told me very frankly that ( penses can qual!fy as medical ex­ Is Just a substitute for other food 10:00 a.m.-Bureau or Jewish Education, Clu nes in Israeli Short Stories. their government had been remiss 12:30 p.m.-Prov. Sec. Nnl'l Council Jewish Women, Regular Meeting. penses anll that premiums or por­ which Is normally consumed and 12:30 p.m.-Emanu-El Garden Club, Regu lar Meeting. In not Improving the lot of the I tfons of ptemtums covering loss of If It satisfies nutritional require­ 1 :00 p.m.-Slstcrhood Cong. Sons or Jacob, Regular Meeting. Israeli Arabs In order to show limbs, etc., don't qualify as ments. 6:30 p.m.-Slstcrhood Temple Beth Sholo m, Donor Affair. the outside Arab world the bene­ For Instance, In a 1965 case, 8:00 p.m.-Rogcr WIiiiams Chapter B"nal B'rlth Women, Board Meeting. deductible medical expenses. 8:00 p.m.--:-Pawt-Central Falls Senior Hodassoh, Board ML"etlng. fits of Israeli-Arab cooperation, But a series of court deci­ a doctor put his patient on a high 8:00 p.m.-Jewlsh Community Center, Board Meeti ng. They maintained that the military sions took the view that all of protein, moderate fat, low car­ 8:00 p.m.-Provldencc Fraternal AH'n., Regular Ml'etlng. rule for Arabs, continued for nine bohydrate diet with frequent feed­ 8:15 p.m.-Cranston-Warwlck Chapter B'nel D'rllh Women. Regular Meeting. these premiums qualified as medi­ THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1966 long years, ever since the Suez cal expenses, and the government ings, as therapy. This "anti-hy­ 10:00 o.m.-Bureuu or Jewish Education, Classes In lvrll Kale. war of 1956, was unnecessary attorney In one Court of Claims poglycemic diet" covered all of 1:30 1>.m .-Pionl'er Women or Providence, Board Meeting. and that one motive was to fll.clll­ case even conceded the point. the patient's food needs. The pa­ 8:00 p.m.-Slsterhood Temple Beth Am. Board Meeting. tate the confiscation of Arab land tient deducted his entire year's 8:00 p.m.-Lud. Aux. R. I. Post 123 JWVA, Regula r Meeting. When Congress passed Medi­ FRIDAY, MARCH 11. 1966 Inside Israel. care, It changed the tax law - food btll as a medical expense 1:00 p.m.-Unlted Order or True Sisters, Inc., Board Meeti ng. There are 210,000 Arabs ln- to take effect In I 96 7 - to make (Continued on Page 10) (Contlnued on Page 10) the law covering health and ace!-

j THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1966 9 conduct the choir and Violet Marcus will be at the organ. ALMOND YIELD experiment w!tbalmondcultlvatlon A Menorah Award, the highest HAIFA - The almond planta- under semi-desert anddesertcon­ E 71 ~ WEEKENDANDPURIM iRWCEr to be given to a Girl Scout of t!ons In the Negev have this year dltlons. ·~a : : : :: :cc :ccc : ; :ecccc xccc :ccc :c :cc : : :co: ~ the Jewish faith, will be presented given surprisingly good ytel~s, . to Rose Berstein, daughter of Mr. with 180 tons of fruit harvested BLACKSTONE VALLEY Services on Sunday will be at and Mrs. Isadore Berstein. The from them. This was announced The Blackstone Valley-Tem;,le 8 A.M. with the Meglll~h reading Award Is given by the Synagogue by Naphtali Yoffe, Negev super­ FORD Center of Pawrucket wl11 hold Fri­ following at 8:45 A.M. A Purim Counc!l of America. An Oneg Shab­ visor of the JNF Afforestation De­ is constantly fighting for first day evening services today at 8 breakfast will follow the services. bat will be sponsored In honor of partment, which has planted most place in the automotive field. P .M. In the Chapel of the Jewish • • Girl Scout Sabbath. of the g,:o!_es _and continues to DARIO FORD strives daily to keep Home for the Aged at 99 Hillside CRANSTON JEWISH CENTER On Sarurday at 7 P .M. the its Number 1 spot on the local Avenue. A Pre-Purim Sabbath service Meglllah will be read. On Sunday Planning For Kene. It A discussion period led by will be held at the Cranston Jewish Purim services w!II be held at ... A Wedding members of the congregation wm Center this Friday at 8:15 P.M. 8: 30 and the Bar M!tzvah of Craig follow the service. Refreshments Rabbi Saul . Leeman and Cantor ... A Bar Mitzvah TAKES Michael Walntraub, son of Mr. wi11 be served by members of the Jack Smith will officiate and Mrs. more than selling new cars to and Mrs. Albert Walntraub wm e e p customer t Sisterhood. Bernard Barasch will be at the k confidence. A be held. EDGEWOOD F~~~:R DARIO FORD it's price plus service . . . organ. A Purim Celebration and Parry that's the biggest factor in our CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL The rabbi will speak on "Some for the children of the Hebrew growth. A Purim Festival wm be held Thoughts Inspired by Purim 1966." and the Sunday Schools wl11 start Sarurday evening starting at 7 The Men's Club wm honor the at 10 A.M. on Sunday. LOWEST PRICES P .M. at Congregation B'nallsrael Bar Mitzvah boys of this season. . . . Highest Choice Quality OVER In Woonsocket. Services will be Purim services and the read­ TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM and over again, people tell us they like the way we do business. We followed by the chanting of the Ing of the Meglllah will be held Late services at Temple Beth FREE DELIVERY Meglllah. on Saturday starting at 6 P .M. also have a nice selection of used Sholom w!II start at 8:15 P.M. FANCY SPRING cars. If you want a nice, used The Oneg Purim will feature Participating In the Megl11ah read­ tonight. Rabbi Charles M. Rubel a musical presentation by the Ing wm be Ray Eisenstadt, Mindy w!II conduct the services and Can­ Tambourlm, a group of singers Rochelle, Debra Monzack, Carole tor Karl Kritz will sing the l!rurgy. PULLETS lb. 45c CHEVY who will present a medley of Silk, Cheryl Fain, Neal Jamnlk, Fred Very will be at the organ. PLUMP SPRING or any other make - visit our Israeli and Yiddish folk songs. Jacob Adler, Frances Grabowski The children of the Hebrew School well -stocked used car lot. Rabbi Pesach Krauss and Cantor and Monika Szynkarskl. will sing Purim songs. Phlllp Macktaz will conduct the The Megill ah will be read again The sermon topic is "The Les­ services. on Sunday morning In the course sons of Purim for Our Day.'' of the 9 o'clock morning service. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Max will CONGREGATION SONS OF The Purim Carnival will be sponsor the Oneg Shabbat In honor ABRAHAM held on Sunday from 2:30 to 4:30 of the Bar Mltzvah of their son, GEORGE BERLINSKY Friday evening services at P.M. There will be a White Ele­ Bert Max, which wl1! take pl ace' Congregation Sons of Abraham will phant Sale. at Saturday morning services. A KOSHER MEATS start at 5:30 P.M. Saturday morn­ reception will follow the services. WILLARD CENTER Ing ser vices will be at 9 A.M. TEMPLE BETH DA YID Purim ser vices will be held on The Saturday class In Shulchan Services at Temple Beth David Saturday at 6 P.M. In the main Free Delivery DE 1-9595 Arach wl11 be at4:30 P.M. followed will be held tonight at5:15o' clock. sanctuary and the Meglllah will be by the Saturday night reading of and Sabbath morning services Will read. the lv!egi11ah at 6:30. Services on start at 9 o'clock. A Purim Parry Sunday morning Purim serv­ Sunday morning wm start at 7:30 for the children will be given at ices wl11 start at 8:.'IO o'clock and ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§J§J~~~~~ and the Megillah will be read at 5 P.M. on Sarurday, followed by the Megl1!ah will be read. At Iii H, who works with his hands is a Laborer l!iJ 8 o'clock. The Kadish Club break­ the reading of the Meglllah. 11 A.M. the chil dren of the Hebrew fast will follow at 9 A.M. Rabbi Purim services on Sunday and Sunday School will present a Iii ' l!I morning will begin at 7:30 o'clock Abraham Chill will conduct the short program. H~ /,.;om:":~ aw~~a;:m~:nds services. followed by a breakfast sponsored . ml I ,, . . by the Men's Oub. TEMPLE EMANU- EL • ◄ .lit H~ who works with Iris hands, Iii d CONGREGATION MISHKON • • • Sabbath Services will be held TFILOH TEMPLE BETH EL l!J mind and heart is an, Artist l!J Services this evening at Tem­ at Temple Emanu-EI tonight begln­ : Purim will be celebrated at ◄ Congregation Mlshkon Tflloh by ple Beth El will s tart at 8:15. (Condnued on Pue 12\ • Rabbi William G. Braude will speak am CaN 421-1975 For An Appointment am ◄ the reading of the Megill ah on ◄ Saturday at 7:30 P .M. by Rabbi on "Purim and the God Who Hides Im Im ◄ Himself." ◄ Abraham Klein. The members of ◄ the Sisterhood will serve tradition­ Dr. Gerson D. Cohen, As sociate BEAUTY SALON 1m ◄ am CAMEO ◄ Professor of Histor y at Columbia al Purim refreshments. ◄ The Megill ah will again be University will speak at the Purim 422-424 LLOYD AVE. (AT ELMGROVE) PROV. be lffi I 1 read on Sunday m,,rning at 9:15, Festival Forum which will held preceded by the morning service this weekend at the temple . Dr. [§[§[§1§[§1§1§1§~[§[§[§[§1§[§(§1§(§1§1§1§ at 8:30. A breakfast sponsored by Jacob Neusner, who wa s to appear, 5 I. I llEEU • CHI I. All CIILS the Men' s Club will follow the will not be able to come due to WESTERN TOURS/froa $199 services. unavoidable circumstances. Dr. Cohen will speak on "Jew­ lollJnN, IIIIIJbH, SIi f-ilce, CIIHIM llocllln. N1w11t, IUlco City, CONGREGATION SONS OF JACOB ish Theories on Anti-Semitism" ACIPllco, bsu1 Cnlse, ,,.., en,-. Congregation Sons of Jacob will at 9:45 A.M . on Sunday following Lu Veras, Kn Ortaas, llaal kactl, etc. hold Purim services on Sarurday a Brotherhood breakfast at 9 A.M. EUROPEAN TOURS at 6:10 P .M. foll owed by the read­ He will addr ess the upper grades Lean on EXPERIENCEf Ing of the Megillah. of the Religious School later In flllMf, NolfMj, lel&I•, Aatrll, IIIIJ, Swlll,rl-,. S,.11, IIIICO, flllce, lie. Shacharls on Sunday morning the morning. · will start at 7 P .M. Seudas Purim Dr. Cohen was ordained a rabbi will be held In late afternoon of at the Jewish Theological Seminary Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Baron Sunday and will extend past sun­ of America, where he has ser ved will be in our office on down. as Librarian and as Assistant March 20th to answer any MURRAY TRINKLE Prof~ssor of Jewish Literature questions t h a t you may and [nstltutions. Over 28 years of experience in all types of floor­ CONGREGATION SONS OF ZION have. and ANSHEI KOVNO . . covering. Personal service from samples only. A phone coll will bring quick results and save you Friday evening services at TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL Please call for an Sabbath services at Temple apPOintment money. Finest workmanship guaranteed. Congregation Sons of Zion and Vis;t my new Sample Showroom Anshel Kovno will start at 5:30. Beth Israel will s tart at 8:10 this 195 Cole Ave., Prov., R. I. Saturday services will be at 8:30 evening. The sermon by Rabb! by appointment only A.M. and 5 and 6:15 P .M. The Jacob Handler will be on "S'Habbat PRICE TRAVEL Murray Trinkle Floor Covering Co. Meglllah reading will start at 6:30 Zachor - Sabbath of Remem­ Phone 521-2410 or 752-3762 P.M. brance." Stanley Freedman will 831.5200 The Festival Of Purim Purim, the gayest and most stroyed, Esther revealed herself fesdve of all the Jewish hol!days, to th~ king as a Jewess and beg­ wlll begin for all Jews, Orthodox, ged him to save her people. Be­ Conservative 8nd Reform, at sun­ cause of her heroic plea, the Jews down, Sarurday, March 5, and con­ were saved and Haman was hung clude at sundown, March 6. as a tyrant. Though the festival of Purim It Is this legendary triumph Is acrually derived from a biblical of .good over evil, of freedom legend, the story of the Jewish over tyranny, which has tradi­ Queen Esther, w_ho saved her peo­ tionally given Purim Its quality of p)e from annlhilat!on by the gaiety. It Is customary that the Persian tyrant Haman, has acquir­ "Meglllah," or biblical scroll ed a deeper significance for the containing the book of Esther be Jewtsh people over the many cen­ read In the synagogue on this ruries of Its observance. -The pat­ holiday, and that youngsters use tern of Jewish history has re­ noise-makers ·to · drown out tlie peatedly been marked by the ap­ evil name of · Haman when It Is pearance of figures such as Haman, mentioned. · whose anti-Semitic obsession to Purim Is also especially mark­ destroy the Jewish community of ed .by pageants and dramatizations Persia, has tragically, unbeliev­ of the Purim legend In Jewish ably, found modern expression. religious schools. Special gifts Therefore, Jews on this day re­ are given to the needy, and a L affirm tbe'lr commlttnent to re­ trlangul ar pastry, the "Haman­ ligious freedom for all people. tashen," baked In a shape said According to the Book of to resemble Haman's hat and Esther, which Is read In the syna­ stuffed with prune Jam or poppy gogue to mark this holiday, Esther seeds, are ea ten . our 91 st and biggest year captured the heart of the Persian Though It 1s·a gay celebration, king Ahasuerus by her extraordin­ Purlra Is also tinged, like most ary beauty and graciousness. Jewish holidays, with sadness, for CHURCH TRAVEL Learning from her uncle Mordecai the Talmud declares that Purim thit Haman, the evll Prime Minis­ will never vanish until the sad Turks Head Building, Providence 3, Rhode Island • Telephone 421-3700 ter, had selected by lots (Purim events which created It cease to ROBERT T. ENGLES means "Lots") the day upon which repeat themselves from genera­ FOi PIISONAUZED SEIVICE Sil EUil FINE the Jewish people were to be de- tion to generadon.

__....,,, ..,.__~--"'--'-----/ -- J 10 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1966 If you aren't afraid of litigation · A Herald ad always gets best and there's enough tax money at From Congratulations results - our subscribers com­ stake. you may want to deduct your ... To I Love Yau prise an active buying market Your Money's Worth meals If you are In the areas cov­ ered by favorable circuit court (Continued From Page 6) FLOWER decisions. If you are a mechanic, mus­ SHOP ,ov. - but the court held that the tlmate of expenses for contribu­ EDGEWOOD Treasury was right In disallow­ tions, truces, telephones, stamps, ician, salesman or other person BERMUDA Ing any deduction for any part home expenses (other than enter­ who must use your car to trans­ RESERVATIONS of the food costs. This medically tainment) In connection with busi­ port bulky tools or other Instru­ prescribed diet was a substitute ness, etc. Last year one deter­ ments to your Job, you can deduct your car expenses If you use the CALL for the patient's normal diet and mined businessman stood up for It satisfied his nutritional re­ his right to deduct a reasonable car primarily to transport that PRICE TRAVEL quirements. estimate of such expenses - and equipment. To prove that the car 831-5200 Some time ago, a court held won. An examining agent had was primarily used for this pur­ that the cost of sending a dis­ !tarred his deduction of $36. 97 pose, you generally must show turbed boy to military school In for Christmas cards to customers that you would have used buses, which the headmaster personally because the businessman hadn't subways, or trains If you didn't have to carry your heavy or bulky SEND w,dertook to provide special care kept a list of all persons to whom and training for the boy, was a the cards had been sent to prove tools to work. So If you use your eele'6rltr, revue• SPECIAL deductible medical expense. But ' their business nature! Complaints car primarily for this purpose, a I 965 case Indicates the courts by the businessman's professional claim the deduction. If an examin­ ...... ■ lllee■ t ■ lte el•• PASSOVER won't be liberal In allowing this adviser reached the Congressional ing Treasury agent ever disagrees ..brle9 ■1■ lo■■ge" deduction. A maladjusted boy was Joint Committee on Internal Rev­ with you about the primary pur­ t•ree ore.,.•tNu Care Food Parc~ls sent to military school on a physi­ enue Taxation which then rem!nded pose, however, you won't have a TEEN-AGE " GO ·GO" cian's advice - but this school the Internal Revenue Service that chance In the Tax Court, for the DISCOTHEQUE LOUNGE to had no special facilities for hand­ estimates can still be used for Tax Court last year held that this ling disturbed children and there business expenses other than trav­ Is a nondeductible commuting ex­ was no provision for special treat­ el , entertainment and gifts and pense and no deduction can be ISRAEL ment of the boy. The cost was that the agent should have allowed taken for the car expense. thru ruled an educational, not a medi­ at least some reasonable estimate Thus, It Is essential that you cal expense, despite the physic­ for the Christmas cards. This have air-tight proof you used your UNITED HIAS SERVICE Ian's orders. tale has two morals: you still can car primarily for carrying your bulky equipment to work, so no Non.profit On hi s physician's orders , a use estimates for many kinds of civil engineer who had become business expenses (the so-called Treasury agent would have reason Kosher to question your claim. Gov't Approved $12 seriously disabled, had an attach­ Co han rule), and sticking up for • indoor Ration & T ox Free ed garage bullt next to his house. your rights can at times pay off . (Distributed I 966 by The Hail Syn­ • The garage cos t $1,335 and In­ lf you are a salesman. sole di cate, Inc.) (All Rights Reserved) Contains: Assorted Meats, creased the value of the house by proprternr, etc., who 1fv es ar home • POOL Sugar, Cocoa, Chocolate, ■ & hulth $300. Fruits, Instant Coffee, etc. but mJSl cover a large territory The court In I 965 held that the before returning home each da y, For deli•ery by Passover primsry reason for lhe garage was you must decide In preparing your Drew ln~club'IV .,,,&,_mtt, send orders and checks to mitigate the effects of the en­ return whether to daim a deduction : 7t- •port.• nite patrot NOW TO gineer' s dlsab!lity and that he for the cost of your meals whil e could deduct as a medical ex­ Pearson on rhe road. (Continued from Page 6) ii hotel phone: United Hias Service pense the excess of the cost of The general rule ts tharyoucan the garage over the increase in ij "'"""""·••w m• 914·647-5100 200 PARK AVENUE SOUTH deduct your meal costs while side Israel, and they hold some the value of hi s house - or traveling away from home on bus­ I NEW YORK , N. Y. 10003 of the more fertile areas of the 11 ,v.1·. nrnEcr, WI 7-4428 $1,035. iness. The Treasury says you are country. Figures available In the ; ■ : , ■ , ■ " ■ .., ■■■■ Ii ' ■. , .· · · · · not away from home wh en you HOW TO SAVE ON TAXES - VI Ministry of Agriculture show that, BUSINESS DEDUCTIONS come home the same day, but from 1950 to 1963, Arab farm­ United Moes Chitim Fund (In coll aboratlon with the the courts continue to split on lands had been reduced 31 per Re search Institute of America) this. The Tax Court backs the cent by lsraell expropriation. The Grace Your Own Passover When preparing your '65 Treasury In barring a deduction expropriation of Jewish farmlands return, make certain that you have for meals when you are not away was only 5 per cent. With A Gift To The the vouchers , btlls, receipts, etc., at least overnight. For instance, Under military government to back up all of your deductions last year_ the Tax Court barred regulations, authorities may ban NINTH ANNUAL PASSOVER APPEAL for traveling and entertainment a sole proprietor who operated a Arabs from entering certain If wholesale dairy route from de­ SEND YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO expenses and business gifts. places. The military can also de­ you don't have these necessary ducting the cost of meals Incurred clare any place In Israel "closed" while covering dally round trips Jewish Family & Children's Service supporting documents and If your on an hour's notice. return ts examined, you can just up to 162 miles. But the Fifth The military government has 333 Grotto Avenue, Providence, R. I. 02906 and Eighth Circuit Courts (Fla., about rake for granted that your sometimes closed areas valuable Ga., Ala. , Miss., La., Texas, N. Hermon L Goldberg, Secretory John Newmon, Treasurer claimed deductions wlli be dis­ to Arab farming, thus making It I Edmund Wexler, President allowed. Oak. , S. Dak ., Neb., Minn., Iowa; Impossible for Arab peasants to However, you can continue to Mo., and Ark.) disagree. In 1965 a reach their own land. So they use estimates formanyotherkinds district court jury al so upheld a de­ have to sell. On one occasion of deductible expenses for which duction for breakfast and lunch on the high court of Israel ruled you don't or can't keep detailed the road by a salesman who cov­ that the Inhabitants of Ghabsleh records. Thus, you still are en­ ered a set route of about 150-200 In the Galilee had a right to LEARN TO SEW (?UICKL Y titled to deduct a reasonablP es- miles a day before returning home. return to their village and lands. The military government, how­ * LIKE A PROFESSIONAL ever, Ignored the high court. de­ Munich Cemetery Vandalism clared the area closed, and the INDIVIDUAL AfflNTION village was abandoned. BEGINNER & ADVANCED STUDENTS On March 31, 1962, both Jews Upsets Jewish Community and Arabs planned to hold a con­ MUNICH, GERMANY - "Mina for them." He pushed gently ference In Bane to protest against Florence Tattersall Schwartz - born Landau. Died against the stone. which rocked the expropriation of 5,000 dunums 17 June 1844 In the 43d year of back and forth. (about 1,250 acres) of farmland 467-5285 her life." Mr. Angermeier, whose moth­ to be expropriated for building For al most 122 years the er, Lina, al so was caretaker of a new town, Carmel. They main­ gravestone had been standing In the cemetery and protected It from tained that the government owned the small, quiet Jewish cemetery desecration by the Nazis during huge areas of land Just a mile In Mw,lch. Now It lay on the the war, did nor find the prank and a half away suitable for the \! faded grass, spilt In two, the stone funny. same purJX)se and that this good crumbling around the name. coA cemetery is not a joke," farmland did not have to be taken. Sometime last week, the Mu­ he said. "The dead should not be But the military government moved .1 nich police are not quite sure disturbed." in, "closed" the area of Bane when, vandals climbed over the and Dier Al-Asad. Thus the pro­ Today three leaders of the test meeting could not be held. I cemetery wall and knocked over small Je"(lsh community In 40 gravestones. A few were broken. Nobody was permitted to go Inside Mm,lch were discus sing the In­ the closed area. .j But most of them lie whole and cident with an American visitor. silent, suggesting human beings The visitor asked If the desecra­ MILITARY CRACKDOWN I who had been bowed to the earth tion of the cemetery had caused The military government has by too heavy a burden of grief. any fear among Mmlch's Jews. cracked down on various meet­ "Strauss, Retch, Lehmann "Fear? What have we to fear?" ings connected with civil rights were among the names on the asked H. Leon Hirschberg, a small, as well as land expropriation. stones, and Steinberg, Brand, dark man In his late forties. On August 23, 1963, Tayibe was Springer." "Most of us have been In the declared a closed area In order The police have not caught concentration camps. We have been to block a meeting called to pro­ the vandals, but they think the des­ through hell already. What can test mllltary government. Simul­ ecration was .a prank by drw,k­ cause us to be afraid after that? taneously Abdel-Hamid Abu-I'Tah ards. There Is no sign of a de­ All that we can feel Is deep and Saleh Barancl, members of liberate anti-Semitic act, the sorrow." the "Jewish-Arab Committee to police say - no painted slogans Protest Military Rule," were ar­ or swastikas. To Dr. Maximilian Tauchner, rested. ·v,, Maxlmllan Heimann, leader vice president of the Jewish com­ Yuri Avnery, a Jew and editor - ·of the Jewish commm,lty, Is not mw,lty, the desecration once again of the magazine "This World," convinced that the gravestones posed the question whether a Jew was prevented from entering were overturned by drunken prank~ could ever live In Germany. Talbe, though not arrested. Later sters. He has a feeling that the "Won't they even let dead Jews he ran for the Knesset on a plat­ SWEET MEADOWS INN I city government would be embar­ lie quletl_y?" he asked. form of bettering the JX>Sltlon of Old Pt. Judith Rd. (Toi 783-7315) Nerr~nsett, R.1 ..- rassed If It turned up an anti­ Arabs and was overwhelmingly IETTY McLAUGLIN-HOSnSS Semitic movement. He noted that Dr. Tauchner conceded that '!_.°'\ slmHar Incidents had happened elected. RE-OPENS FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1966 , a mw,lclpai election was coming Dr. Y. Yeredor and M. Rodltty, up soon and that Munich was In other countries, J nciudlng the L~ncheon Daily •••• 12:00-2'.00 P.M . .' United States and Britain. Jewish lawyers, were also retused campaigning to be the site of the entry to the vlllage of Qalansawe Dinner ••••• .•• •• •• 5.30-9.00 P.M. - I 972 Olympics. "But In Germany this should Sunday Dinner •••• 2:00-8:00 P.M. .. to speak during a protest against · Erich Angermeier, the Chris­ not happen,'' he said. "After what military government. They were THREE PRIVATE DINING ROOMS · : tian caretaker of the cemetery, has happened, the Germans should not, however, Jailed. Few Jews CAPACITY - 160 agrees with the police that the be too sensitive to the feelings of have been Jailed for violation of NEWLY ENLARGED FACILITIES tt!. · vandalism was probably the work the ;,ews to allow this to happen." military government Infractions, of drunkards. ' We have good relations with though many Arabs have. Two "Look." he said, going to a the city," Mr. Hellman said, "but Arabs were sentenced to Jail when white memorial s·andlng under a we Jews In Germany sense things. they entered Talbe after It was ~~ tall, dark pine tree, "It was easy We are all a thousand years old." suddenly declared closed. . .. .;: . . . . . BRIDGE JULIE'S 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111nnn• By Robert E. Starr WE ARE NOW SELLING

The 12th trick In today' s hand N E S was right there available all the IH DAIRY PRODUCTS time but It took a very discern­ IS P 2C Ing Declarer to spot It. Most de­ 2D P 3D clar ers woul d settle for 11 tricks 6H P P and feel they had made the most North had a strong hand, s trong AT DISCOUNT PRICES out of the hand. The pair In this enough so that when she heard her article had bid 6 and therefore par tner' s Di amond raise she jump­ coul d not accept less. ed directly to the slam. West open­ ed the Ace and then a small trump ~\~1! North hoping to cut down Dummy's r uff­ • A, J ,6, 5,4 Ing power. At this time most • Q, J,8 decl arers could cotmt 11 tricks; ♦ A , K ,4.2 4 Trumps, 3 high Clubs, 2 high ... 6 ~~L~~!~ESSEN West East Diamonds, the Spade Ace and a J u LI E' Club ruff In dummy. This ls exact­ s BAR MITZVAH - David L. Buch­ • K , 10, 9 • Q. 8,7, 3, 2 • 6, 5, 3 ly how most of them went about 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 binder , son of Mrs. Ralph Buch­ • A, 4 ♦ Q, 10,5 • J ,7 It and could make but S. Look at binder of T ucson, Ariz., and the ... J, 8, 7, 5,2 ... 10. 9, 4 all four hands and think for a late Ralph Buchbinder, formerly South while and see If you can ftnd the residents of Providence and Paw­ • Void extra trick . BUSINESSMEN'S SPECIAL tucket, was held on Dec. 18 at • K , 10, 9, 7, 2 In the actual play, Declarer Congregation Anshei Is rael In Tuc­ ♦ 9, 8, 6, 3 won the second Heart with SALAMI OR son. ... A. K,Q, 3 Dummy' s Jack but did not draw BOLOGNA SANDWICH Grandparents are Mrs . Frieda Mrs. Martin Silverstein and the last trump. She needed a ruff Broder and Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Mrs . Milton Saplnsley of Provi­ In Dummy all right but not the Gordon of Tucson. al so formerly dence were North and South wt th small Club as seems apparent. Coffee - Only Pareve Cream Used 55c of Providence and Pawtucket. this bidding. Sou th dealt. In stead she cashed Dummy' s Di a­ mond Ace an d King with all fol­ - NO SUBSTITUTES Attorney Berated For Defense Of G.L. Rockwell lowing. Next , she played her three high Clubs , discarding the two NEW YORK - Accompanied Ing In Man hattan In 1960. The war­ losing Diamonds in Dummy. Now by a Jewish attorney, Martin Ber­ rant charged Rockwell with mak­ ger, George Lincoln Rockwell ap­ came the play seemingly hi dden ing inflammatory and offensive but there all the rime. She ruffed peared in court I ast week after he remarks con stituting a breach of SALAMI or was arrested on a 1960 warrant her third Diamond es tabli shing the peace. her little fourth one without losing lb.89C charging hi m with disorde rly con­ BOLOGNA The picke rs represented many any Diamonds . The fourth Diamond duct. He wa s seized before he was Jewish youth and adult groups , was the twelfth trick. ·to address a Columbia University Including the Association of Con­ SMALL - FAT - CHUBS student audience. centration Camp Survivors. The The los ing Club wa s discarded on the Spade Ace and a Spade He was brought before a Negro New York-New Jersey Action ruffed in or de r to return to her WHITEFISH 2 for 39c Judge originally who ordered a Committee of the JWV denounc­ -·- ·- --- ~------~ ~----- hand. Now the 1as t trump was $100 bond posted before his ap­ ed the University' s action of per­ BELUGA pearance the next day in court mitting Rockwell to appear. drawn and [he balance of Deel arer' s hand wa s good. Nothing before J udge Herman Kolklner, Berger, a volunteer American had been los t bur the Trump Ace. whom Rockwell discribed as "a Civil Liberties Union attorney STURGEON ¼ lb. 8 Sc Moral: Count yo ur rricks before Jew judge.'' Attorney Berger ar­ who has appeared on behalf of r anged for postponement of the pl aylng to the firs t trick. If you JULIE'S IS STILL FAMOUS FOR DISCOUNT DELICATESSEN tD1popular causes in the past, was need another trick. figure how that hearing until March 10 and Rock­ the target of sharp criticism from well left for his headquarters In can be made possible. Then direct Jews for his action. Two clients your play accordingly. YOU'RE PA YING FOR KOSHER - MAKE SURE YOU GET IT Arlington, Va. fired him after he got back to his When police arrested Rockwell, office and the telephone rang a crowd of more than 1,500 per­ through the day from call ers de­ Duplicate Tournament All Sale Items While They Last sons were lined up for two blocks nouncing him . Berger said he 8 P.M. Eve,.,. Sunday In front of the Columbia Univer­ never got a chance to explain to W ayla nd Manor sity auditorium where the Nazi them why he defended Rockwell had been scheduled to talk. He or that more than 30 of his own had been Invited by Humanl ras, a relatives died in the Nazi exter­ student group. The Invitation was mination apparatus in Europe. ) approved by University official s When he left the courtroom, he tmder an established policy of al­ was berated by Fahn as being not lowing any recognized student much less than a traitor to the ELI and BESSIE COHEN group to Invite any speaker. Jewish people. A Jewish lawyer The war r an t wa_s a citizen's deliberately spat on the sidewalk complaint filed by Lester Fahn of as Berger spoke to reporters. A FOUNDATION CAMPS the J ewish War Veterans after Gentile youth passing by said, Rockwell made a raucous appear­ " Look at him , he puts down his • ance In th~ Supreme Court build- own ki nd. " 35 Years of Purposeful Camping LAST WEEKS I CROSSWORD -PUZZLE ANSWER. SPONSORING ACROSS DOWN 18. Famous SP N STA 1. Price of 1. Ceremonial movie SCOPE TONES L KER N E Camp Pembroke. transpor­ 2. Continent dog ANA i OA T 0 tation 3. Syncopated 19. F ood PERFORM TIP 5. Island music for TIE SANE PEMBROKE, MASSA CHUSETTS off J ava 4. H esitation horses OR I EL PYRES MENO FAA MRS. BENJAMIN BLOCKER, Director 9. Gla cial sound 21. Touch ASK SECA ridge 5. Shore 24. Soft H U HIE C ·10. Jacket 6. Tried drink s AL MONO STOOD 05 11. Ship's 7.Fate 25. Ice SAPS BE **** prison 8. Away mass 12. Noise­ from 26. H abiltt• ma ker t he .ated 14. W ine coa st 27. Man's 31. Locations Camp Tevya vessel 11. Large name 35. Comfort 15. Roden ts bundle 28. Morose 37. Coin of 16. Article 12. Wealthy 29. Sacred Norway BROOKLINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE 17. Music 13. F inishes bull : 38. Strike M R. AARON GORDON, Director n ote 15. Avoid E gypt 40. Sun god 18. Capital of Virginia r0, I 2 3 '\ ~s 6 7 8 20. P lxlellke ~ **** 22. Tablets ~9 ~10 23. Half ems ~ 13 24. Siam ese II ~ 12 coin Camp Tel Noar 25. Veg etable 14 ~llj ~ 16 27. Black Sea 17 JQ port ~18 HAMPSTEAD , NEW HAMPSHIRE 30. Entered 20 21 military ~22 MR. GEORGE MARCUS, Director service 23 MR. TED RESNICK, Administrator 32. Overhead ~ ~ ~24 ~ ~ 33. Ruthen• 25 26 28 !~ lwn: sym. ~" 34. Insect eggs 30 ,1 15l **** 35.Hlgh ~ p riest 33 >4 36. Cavem ~ ~·' MR. HERBERT KOPINS, Co-ordinator 38. Dutch 136 37 ~38 pain ter Office: 426 MAIN STREET STONEHAM, MASS. 39. Great 1!111 'I() Lake -~ ~ 10:: Telephone 438-0003 40.Go up ~ISi ,~. 41. Lairs ~ ~ 42. Solar disc 8 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDA~, MARCH 4, 1966 ISRAEL'S BORDERS TEL AVIV - Israel's bor­ Otto Sattler Calls Himself ders with her Arab neighbors ex­ tend for a total length of 613 Says Jews miles, with 51 miles 1D common Last Of Stand-Up Fiddlers ·with Lebanon, 48 with Syria, 349 Then he picks up his gimmick Stay Liberal with Jordan and Jordanian ter­ PRAGUE - The Barbara Bar on Jungmannova Street Is two steps - all coff~house fiddlers had a ritory, and 165 with Egypt and, down. They lead from the street­ gimmick. His Is an Instrument HARRIMAN, N.Y. - Unlike Egyptian-he!~ level Commtmlst reality of today's of his own devising, something the general population In America In which there Is a growth of · SYNAGOGUE KHARKOV-', Prague to a past almost as mythi­ like a mlniarure electric guitar. conservatism with a rise In af­ KHARKOV - An attempt by cal as the seacoast of Bohemia. He calls It a ukulaika, a cross That past Is everything evoked between a ukulele and a balalaika. fluence, American Jews tend to two · Kharkov Jews to secure the maintain their tradition ofllberal­ reopening of a synagogue In the by the thought of that nerve cen­ "It's In the middle, like lsm despite their rising position city, where there are belleved to ter of prewar Central Europe, the Czechoslovakia," he says. That on the economic ladder, Graenum be 80,000 Jews, has been tmsuc­ coffeehouse. reminds him: cessful. The B11rbara Bar ts no coffee­ "Did you hear? The Russians Berger of the Federation of Jewish house. There ts nocakeorwhlpped are on the moon." Then, with re­ Philanthropies of New York cream, no customers spend the fined timing and a melancholy declared at the two-day Confer­ afternoon and the price of one cup face: "But not all, nor all." ence on Welfare State - Welfare WANTED of coffee to read the day's news­ There Is a political tinge to Society held tmder the auspices LIFE papers supplled by the manage­ some of the repartee, not from of the American H!stadrut Cul­ ment. But the Barbara Bar has opposition, one feels, but from tra­ tural Exchange Institute at Arden INSURANCE perhaps the one surviving personi­ dition. Coffeehouse fiddlers tra­ House here. Mr. Berger Is a MAN fication of all prewar coffeehouses, ditionally espoused the philosophy consultant of the Federation and APPOINTED - Mrs. Alfred M. the stand-up fiddler. that governments are inevitable, has al so been In charge of Jewish WE OFFER Fine has been appointed to the new "I am the last of the stand-up but are acceptable as long as they population studies. He Is a mem­ • 50 Solid Leads Weekly post of assistant to the president fiddlers In Prague," says Otto~t­ allow themselves to be twitted. ber of the New York City Anti­ Poverty Board. • Highest Commission of Church Travel Agency, Inc. She tler. "More important," he adds That Is one ·reason the Nazis will direct the special interest after a quick look at the customer, destroyed them. "I'm the last Jewish fiddler In Mr. Sattler Is in his 44th year In another paper, Professor CALL MR. MISBIN group travel department and co­ Paul Schreiber, director· of the ordinate the agency's public rela­ Czechoslovakia. ' of stand-up fiddling. He started In 781-9676 In that too, Mr. Sattler Is In southern Bohemia, where he was School of Social Work at Htmter tions and promotion activities. For College, declared that although a number of years Mrs, Fine was the tradition. Most of the coffee­ born 60 years ago, the son of a houses died with the war, most of grocer. Hts career included most Israel's and America's social associated with her husband In service programs "traveled dif­ ,~ ---.-- -~------,..--- 4"i!! Interior design. their fiddlers died In the Nazi of the typical way stations: Prague, ferent routes, their current posi­ .. She has been active In the Sis­ extermination of the Jews. Vienna, Karlsbad, Marlenbad. • ,/~Q\)~R~- . tion Is marked by a number of • f I terhood of Temple Beth EI, the Mr. Sattler Is everything that Then, tragically typical , The­ ► ' 1 ( ~ /--.... ~ '·. I legend demands of the coffeehouse reslenstadt. where he played In similar features" and faced with ► National Council of Jewish Women similar problems. He criticized ► fiddler. He Is a good source of the window-dressing coffeehouse and the Providence Chapter of both systems which he said are ► ~ i 'SJ )··"' ,·, I Brandeis University Women's sometimes reliable Information on of the window-dressing "model ,,, __ I -- ' rooted in "19th century ideology" t I life and love, and a raconteur of Jewish town" the Nazis established I Committee. but that both are struggling to gay and sad tales. He knows who there. Auschwitz followed, where ' 1\0\ ·- -_ ~ } evolve a welfare system and pol­ '► ( ,~ .p . __ _,.. ~~ I Is In and who ts out. his wife and three children perish­ ► < icies which "express and Imple­ I His repertoire of continental ed. Then came Dachau and libera­ ► ◄ii I C1 i Trv Six Russians ~:.~';,,_ mood music Is vast, and his musi­ ment the philosophy of a modern tion. state." I -~--- -...----~ -,,,. I cal taste far better than the works His fiddle was a gift from SEND FOR OUR FREE BOOKLET ■ For Collaboration that he performs from late even­ Gen. George S. Patton Jr. after Prof. Schreiber said that the ~ I "CRUISES AND TOURS I LONOON - StxRusslanswent ing to early morning, with few the liberation, Mr. Sattler says. placing of the Welfare Ministry EVERYWHERE" . on trial recently In Mlneralnye­ breaks. In his conservative blue It ts not the sort of story one In the hands of the National Re­ ' IT PAYS TO CALL PRICE Vody, a Caucasian resort town, suit and vest, he looks like a asks proof of. And perhaps Mr. llglo~s Party in Israel ts "an I " PRICE IS RIGHT" on charges of collaborating with mournful though moderately suc­ Sattler might furnish it. Indication and reflection of the nazl occupation forces In the war­ cessful cloak-and-sulter. · He returned to Prague because role welfare plays" In the State. time massacre of more that 60,- The Ministry Is well administered He speaks Czech, German, Yid­ he yearned for the town. He re­ 000 Jews, It was reported here dish, French and English, with a married. Hts 18-year-old daughter and Its policies and staff reflect from Moscow. a "genuine concern for the wel­ smattering of most other modern ts studying voice. He has worked fare of the people," he declared. The six were charged with co­ languages - which he handles in the Barbara Bar. a stare en­ But welfare Is regarded as one of operating with the nazts In wiping with enough finesse to give the terprise for eight years. He earns the "less important areas of State out the Jewish population of the Impression he really does speak 1,800 crowns (about $112)amonth. responsibility, and because of Its town In September, 1942. Spanish or Danish. Tiie pianist strikes up chords. They were accused of helping He Insults the payinf cus­ Mr. Sattler listens , takes a last connotation of tzedaka, ts consid­ ered more appropriate for the Re­ the nazls to load Jews on trains tomers, who think he doesn t mean sip from his Sputnik, vodka and which took them to afactorywhere it. orange Juice, picks up fiddle and ligious Party than for Mapa!,'' the Labor Partv. they were shot. One Russian was "She's not pretty, she' s not bow and announces, "Stardus t." head of the town police tmder the ugly. Just pretty ugly," he tells Awaiting his entry, he says, Dr. Judd L. Teller, executive nazis. a middle-aged man coming up for matter of factly: vice-chairman of the American U.S. ISRAEL SAILINGS air from an embrace. "I'd rather play Czech songs, Hlstadrut Cultural Exchange In­ HAIFA - The "Greek Line" stitute said that the Jewish tra­ Increased the number of sailings dition of using leisure time for on lts America-Israel route after study Is being undermined In Is­ "Zlm" suspended passenger traf­ rael, partly by the "affliction" fic on the route and sold two of ''American Levantintsm,•• ships. "Zim" became the agent characterized by the commercial­ In Israel of the line. ized uses of free time and ex­ To cesses In living standards. Dr. Teller said that the impact of Please what he called American Levantln­ lsm, tog" ther with the less austere YOU tradl tlo• of certain groups of NOW SHOWING immigr.i its plus the process of DOWNSTAIRS SCREEN industrialization, are leading to "SINDERELLA AND THE a "weakening of the will to accept the rtgo1 111sness of the society's GOLDEN BRA" values <,u. • • . protest against LES KESSLER'S Plus - "PARTY GIRLS" the values themselves!' The t.merlcan Hlstadrut Cul­ DELICATESSEN LUNCH AT STUDIO CINEMA UPSTAIRS SClEEN tural Exchange Institute was es­ "Where Friends Meet To Eat" "Swedish Wedding Night" tabll shed In 1964 to create a forum between the Hlstadrut In Israel 723 North Main St., Prov. "A Stranger Knocks" and American experts and laymen concerned, !Ike the Hlstadrut, with the solution o( social problems, on a worldwide basis. The Insti­ tute arranges conferences on and DUPLICATE ·BRIDGE off campuses, and plans to offer fellowships to American graduate ,, For Beginning Tournament Players Otto Sattler: "I am the last of the stand-up fiddlers In Prague" and students to study at Hlstadrut In­ i, "the last Jewish fiddler In Czechoslovakia." stitutions. ,", EVERY SUNDAY - 8 P.M. ,", Housewife Wins Israel Trip In Contest She Didn't Enter Now at WAYLAND MANOR SKY ROOM WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - A thing was, "Thanks for the their spare time Is spent study­ ROBERT E. STARR, Director Phil adelphla housewife and mother present... Ing travel folders to help decide - who didn't know she was an Mrs. Kamens' winning entry the best time of the year to make For Information Call 724-1697 entrant - has won first prize was sent In by he,: mother, Mrs. their trip. In the Sanka Coffee "Trtp-To­ Sadie Sebotnick, who Jives with Mrs. Kamens said shewasglad Israel" sweepstakes sponsored by her daughter and son-In-law and her mother had entered her. "rm the Maxwell House Dlvlsl0t1 of their two children at 2143 Long Just not a contest winner," she General Foods Corporation. Shore Avenue, Phlla~lphla, Penn. explained. r Mrs. Phyllis Kamens first · "I Just couldn't believe Mrs. Sebotnick clipped the win­ learned of the sweepstakes when It,'' Mrs. Kamens said. "Everythlng's ning entry from the "Philadelphia her husband, Stanley, opened the Jewish Exponent." mail and tot d her, "You've won been happening." She and her hus­ band, post commander of the local J a free trip to Israel." LABOR ZIONIST PROCRAM Mrs. Kamens' prize Is a trip V.F.W. and a salesman for Famous The Herald is now accepting United Meat Products, Inc., In NEW YORK - Judd L. Tel­ for two to Tel Avlvvla Pan Ameri­ ler, author and historian, will head "Younger Set" Photos can Airways with stops on the Philadelphia, have been preparing a committee to Intensify the ac-, way at London, Paris and Rome. for their son Gene's Bar Mlrzvah. tlvlty and broaden the scope of the. .For early publication and For our Files A Hertz rented car will be sup­ Gene Is a jtmlor high school Labor Zionists l n ·the American piled free for seven days at one ·student at Soils Cohen school In Jewish and general commtmlty. al the cities. Philadelphia. His sister Marcie, 8, 11,e Commtmlty Action Committee The R. I. Jewish Herald also attends the school. TI,ey are will be concerned wl th Negro­ Tiie letter Informing her of her both avid stamp collectors. Jewt sh relations, Soviet Jewry, the. MAILING ADDRESS : IOX 606J, PROVIDENCE, L I. prize came soon after she and Mrs. Kamens Is active In Vatican Cotmcll and Interfaith ac­ her husband had celebrated their Brownle work, and was a Den tivities, the relationship of Ger­ PLANT AND OFFICE: HERALD WAY (OFF WEISTH ST.) 17th wedding anniversary. 11,e Mother for the Cub Scouts. She many to the Jewish people, and pri­ PAWTUCKET, L I. first thing Mrs. Kamens satdwheri and Mr. Kamens are members of orities In the affairs of. the Jewish· her mother had explained every- Temple Beth Emeth. At present, commtmlty,

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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1966 U famlly movies, they flop because For news of your organize- tlon, read The f:!era~d_. families don't support them. LOU ALEXANDER,comlcfrom In the Bronx who now lives In Holly­ All forms of personal and business insurance wood wl th his wife Beth, started making his living as a Catskills including - Life • Accident • Group • Fire • Hollywood comic but Is now dragging In the coin playing the Playboy circuit. Automobile • Casualty • Bonds Lou's late father was Jo-JoGostel, ly Barney Glaser former burlesque comic of note. Murry M. Halpert 800 Howard Bldg. HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. - At with side-split skirt for graceful Protest Naming Of JA DE 1-9100 Residence: DE 1-6949 ! a gala party following the premiere walking and masculine ogling, al so I. of Joseph E. Levine's "The Os­ a four-piece top coat with match­ As Colledion Agency car:• everyone was agreed that Ing grey felt fez-turban; and Elea­ "'- Save the colorful film would collect nor Parker's stunning evening JERUSA LEM - Or. Nahum ~ BONELESS - FATLESS 50c Lb. more than one Oscar next year. gown with matching waist-length Goldmann, president of the World Zionist Organization, sharply ~ Stocky, affable Executive Producer Jacket framed In black mink. Levine shed my congratulations by WHEN EMCEE Billy Holmes criticized former Premier David lb. declaring, "I read you every week Introduced Joe Louis atRuebens on Ben-Gurton for describing the Club Steaks1.59 In the Boston Jewish Advocate." the Sunset Strip, the audience ap­ Jewish Agency as . a "collection agency" which Is In the hands FRENCH · Save So how many columnists can claim plauded with the longest count In 30c lb. a reader who Is Oscar-bound? The boxing history. Composer Ben of politlcal pardes. Ben-Gurton excellent Jewish actress, JIii St. Oakland, singer Mae Williams and had voiced those charges In a lb. John, was so excellent In the film your Glazed Reporter judged Stan­ speech on the floor of the Knesset. Roasts s1.29 that the audience groaned when she ley Cowan's talent tryouts. Replying to Ben-Gurlon at a was "killed off" too early. Mil ton Watching Ruebens' watusl session of the Actions Committee, Berle again made the transition dancers, Mae Williams observed, the Zionist movement's polley­ from comedy to drama with con­ "For the next 10 years, night­ maklng body between sessions of viction. clubs won't have to break In any the World Zionist Congress, Dr. Goldmann called Ben-Gurlon' s Stephen Boyd, who plays the strippers. These kids know all the bumps, grinds and shakes In a charges "irresponsible." He said avaricious fllm star with a ca­ stripper's routine." What puzzles the Ben-Gurlon statement "can l ~hexls for collecting the gold statu­ Mae Is how today's youngsters get only be harmful, both to the Zion­ ette, denied that he will step over away with undulations that would ist movement and to the fund­ the bodies of hi s friends In real promptly invite the arrest of a rais ing effort for Israel." life too. in order to win as Best professional stripteaser. Summing up the general de­ We Believe: Actor. "I don't give a damn about BILLY ROSE wllled his 40- bate In the Actions Committee, getting an Oscar," said the hand­ room home to the President and Or. GoldmaM s tressed that the That we sell more Oldsmobiles to some star, "but these men," point­ other government officials as their agency has not been giving money Ing to Producer Clarence Greene to political parties for years, but New York 11Whi re House" ... Dick and Director Russell Rouse, Shawn, who may win an Oscar has been aiding fin ancially "only Jewish Herald readers than any other "should get the Academy Award nomination for his role in " What those undertakings concerned wl th because they gave their blood for Did You Do In the War, Daddy?" the absorpdon of Immigrants to dealer. We must be giving the best this picture." couldn't even win a 1950 Arthur Israel ." He rejected Ben-Gurton' s Boyd added, "This movie says Godfrey Talent Scouts contest .. . A claim that the Zioni st movement deals. things about the motion picture In­ Jewish actor, Ross Martin, has Is no longer needed, declaring dustry that no other film has ever been named by J apanese teevee "there are cer tain things that the said.,. fans as their Number One male Government of Israel cannot do , Try us - - - As Hymie Kelly, Boyd's loyal star. and only the movement can do ." friend, Tony Bennett goes way out WHENEVER Cary Grant meets on the limb and collects his share Billy Cl ason, he tell s Billy how BAN ANA HARVEST of the film's fruit without singing much he admired his vaudeville HAIFA - Isr ael harvested a note. turn. They've been friends for 50,000 tons of bananas during the SCARPETTI OlDS I, , The ladles wlll vote Edith Head many decades ... To all movie past season from the 5,000 acres their personal Oscar when they see fans who resent sex- saturated under cul tlvatlon. A total of $3.- 79 Elmwood Avenue her creations - for example: films : You make them possible by 000,000 worth of the fruit was UN 1-3310 ~! Elke Sommers• evening costume yopr ticket purchases. As for shipped abroad.

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----- 12 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1966 Subscribe to the Herald. .CATHOLICS BACK SHECHITA NEW YORK - "The Tabiet,"1 WEEKEND AND PURIM SERVICES I REMARKAIL~ - ZEIGLER 7 the official organ of the Brook­ (Continued From Page 9) lyn Diocese, assailed In its current I FACIALS I nlng at 8:10. The sermon which I LOOK YEARS YOUNGER! I Issue several bills pending In the [ snaeii,:: ] Michael Goldfarb, Gall Greenberg, I LIFTING FIRMING TONING I New York Legislature to regulate will be preached by Rabbi Ell Susan Homonoff, Steven Horovitz, MISTER CHARLES I the slaughter of food animals, (Continued From Page 5) A. Bohnen is entitled "Is Haman Deborah Kaster, Steven Makowsky, I Alice Bldg., 236 WMtminster I under Humane Society auspices. Dead?" Services will be conducted Trudy Miller, Donald Spencer, 1__5~~!'----~~!:!~--1 "The Tablet" said the measures FIRST CHILD BORN by Rabbi Joel H, Zaiman and Can­ Carol Swartz and Cheryl Young. would place religious liberty In the · Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Balley tor Ivan E. Perlman, assisted by Services on Sunday will begin hands of an official of the state of Rochester, N. Y., announce the the Choir under the direction of at 8 A,M , Dr. Finkle will read A Rare Opportunity and might ·endanger Jewish ritual birth of their first child, a son, Benjamin Premack. Included In the the Meglllah at this service which ~aughter. Lloyd Michael Balley, on Feb, 9, music of the service will beworks will be held in the chapel. Mrs. Balley is the former Miss by Lewandowski, Goldstein, Katch­ • • • FOR SALE Anita Schoenberg, daughter of Mr. ko, Goldfarb and Freedman. TEMPLE SINAI 6 Room, Brick Front Colonial Gar• VANITY FAIR and Mrs. Milton Schoenberg of Sabbath morning services will .. The Mask Becomes The· rison, 1 ½ Bathroom, Finished Play• Gillooly Drive, Warwick. Paternal be conducted at 8 o' clock in the Face" wtll be the topic of Rabbi BEAUTY SHOP 0 room. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chapel and at 9: 0 o'clock in the Jerome S. Gurland' s ~sermon at MON. TUES. WED. Louis Balley of Waterbury, Vt. main synagogue. Harvey Ferdman, Friday evening services starting Excellent Condition son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin tonight at 8:30 at Temple Sinai. Ferdman, wlll become Bar Mitzvah IN THE 20's HAMANN-HALPERT Services on Saturday morning will during these services. start at IJ:15 and Ellen Ruth Miss Ruth Deborah Halpert, Purim services wlll be held at Over City line - Pawtucht daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murry Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Temple Emanu-El on Saturday at Herman Foster, will become Bas SAYLES PLAT- FOR INFORMATION WALK IN DISCOUNT M. Halpert of Savoy Street, was 7 P .M. in the main synagogue. Mitzvah. OPEN MON. AND EVES. married to Dr. Donald Robert The Megtll ah wtll be chanted by Call 723-3927 737 HOPE STREET Hamann of North Plainfield, N.J . . Dr. Asher Finkle. Members of The Kiddush on Friday evening on Sunday , Feb. 27, at Temple PRINCIPALS ONLY (Cor. Rochambeau) the Religious School who will par­ and Saturday morning will be spon­ Beth El. Dr. Hamann Is the son MA 1-6031 ticipate In the services include sored by Mr. and Mrs. Foster in of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Ha­ Ronald Chorney, Ruth Feldman, honor of their daughter. AMPLE FREE PARKING mann of Valley Str eam, N.Y. Rabbi Wiiliam G. Braude , Rabbi Herman PAWTUCKET PA l-1049 10 minutes from Prov. Rte. 95 J. Blumberg and Cantor Norman to Rte. 1A - south 1 mile. Gewlrtz officiated at the 2:30 P.M. Shown Tonight & Sat. 6:45-9 P.M. ceremony, which was followed by a Shown Sun. at 2-4:lM:4S-9 P.M. f,J tPlZ·itJ reception at the temple. Gi ven In marriage by her FAR BAND PURIM PARTY social hall from noon to 5 P .M. father, rhe bride wore a candle­ Abraham Frank, executive di­ There wlfl be games , and refresh­ light silk bombazlne gown rector of the New England Hls­ ments wtll be available. soPlll~klREN fa shioned with a portrait neckline, tadrut campaign, wtll be guest accented with Venice lace, basque speaker at the annual Purim cele­ SINAI PURIM SUPPERETTE bodice and a bouffant skirt with bration of the Farband Labor Zion­ Temple Sinai will hold a Pu!im Ju01T1t a corilllon nounce. A coronet of ist Order on Sunday, March 6, Family Supperette on Saturday, . orange blos soms held her three­ at 7:30 P .M. at Temple Beth Is­ March 5. Hot dog s and beans will be served at 5:30 P.M. and l TICIINIC8UII" PUA~ tier veil of French Illusion. She rael. The Menorah Lighters, Mes­ JUDITH HAD ONLY ONE DESIRE •• • ca rrled a bouquet of Swansoni a, dames Max White, Jerome Levy, services will begin at 7:00 P.M. r oses, carna tions and i\'Y· Abram Gordon, Junius Gertz and Reservations may be made through Mrs. Charles Davi s was marron El lis Rosenthal, pianist, wtll Francis Sadler, 942-7796, or Doris of honor for her s ister. Miss Joan entertain. Purim refreshments Einhorn, 739-5 703. KELLER'S KOSHER MEAT MARKET R. Halpert was maid of honor. wlll be served. The public ts PLAN PURIM EVENTS Dr., John A. vanRaalte was best invt ted to auend. -ra,:i, From Our Frozen Food Lockers -,ia,:, man. Ushers were Charles Davis, Purim services and the reading For Your Dining Pleosure Lewis E. Goldenberg, Samuel D. of the Megillah will be held In Halpert, brother of the bride, and PURIM AT BETH ISRAEL Hillel ·House on Saturday evening The Sisterhood and Men's Club READY TO COOK JUST HEAT AND EAT Eric Meyer. at 7:30 o'clock. Students of all of Temple Beth Israel wtll hold CHICKEN LIVERS POTATO KNISHES After a wedding trip to Puerto colleges will participate. Rabbi DUCKLINGS KASHA. VARNISHKES Rico, the couple wiil live at 475 their Purim celebration on March Nathan N. Rosen . Jewish chaplain ROCK CORNISH HENS POTATO KUGEL West End Avenue, North Plain­ 7 at 8 P .M. in the temple vestry. at Brown University and Provi­ ROAST BEEF KASHA KNISHES field, N.J. Marian Palmer's Dance Group will dence College. will off!ct ate. TURKEYS - 8 to 10 lbs. MEAT KREPLACH entertain 4nd refreshments wtll be Bryant College Hillel will be N. Y. STEER FEET EGG ROLLS HELP WANTED served. Program chairmen are host at a Purim Supper for stud­ Sam Tlppe; Mrs. Samuel Sudakoff, ALSO HEAT AND EAT DINNERS JERUSALEM - Two hundred ents of Bryant College. Rhode Is­ Sisterhood president; Mrs. Hyman l and College. Providence College . ROAlT- IHF TURKEY PIES and ninety-one vacancies In government departments have r e­ Shacter, and Men's Club President Rhode Isl and School of Design POT ROAST CHICKEN PIES Julius Ughnnan. The celebration and Providence Junior colleges. TURKEY AND CHICKEN DINNERS BEEF PIES mained unfiiled for the past seven months and no one has yet applied ts open to the public. The supper will be held at Hillel OUR OWN FRESH HOME-MADE CHOPPED LIVER for any of these positions, accord­ House on Sunday evening. Ing to an official report. Eighty­ CHOICE MEAT, VEAL , LAMB AND POULTRY PURIM CARNIVAL BETH DA YID CHILDREN eight of the vacant posts are for The U. S. Y. of Temple Beth KASHRUTH AND QUALITY - FREE DELIVERY - CALL JA 1-0960 engineers, 55 for economists,. 38 The children of Temple Beth Am will hold Its Annual Purim· David · will celebrate Purim on " Reme mber - The Proof Of Th e Pudding Is In The Eating' for teachers, 36 for technicians; Carnival on Sunday In the temple 27 for medics, 10 for attorneys. March 5 with a supper before · going to the temple to hear the Meglllah. Mrs. Norman Hecker Know Your Newspaper Better is chairman of arrangements.

WORKMEN'S CIRCLE PARTY The Rhode Isl and District of the Workmen's Circle wlll hold Its Annual Purim Program and Party Can You Spell Mxlequatzke? on Sunday March 13 at 8 P.M. at the East Side Jewish Community Center. That's a hard one! But a newspaper encounters names that A film produced by the Jewish difficult every day. And there's only one way to make Chautauqua Society and narrated sure the spelling is correct . . to check . . and check ... by Melvyn Douglas "The Fast I Have Chosen "will be shown atthis and sometimes triple-check. party for the first time In the Providence area. The film deals with Judaism's moral mandates for the War on Poverty. A recently produced Histadrut film. "Man Against the Desert," Now Smith Is Easy ... will also be shown. Julius Bernstein of Boston. re­ .. . but is it Smith or Smythe? It is spelled John or Jon? gional director of the Jewish Labor Committee. and a member of the Is it Nelson or Nelsen . . or Johnson or Johnston? Names Workmen's Circle national board are tricky, even the seemingly easy ones. Yet, hard or easy, of directors. will be guest speaker. a newspaper is expected ·to have them right. Jacob B. Rothenberg will preside. SEEKS COUNCIL SEAT William C. Ge Iberg of Warwick, has announced his candidacy for, the Fourth Ward Council Seat being vacated by Ralph W. Spencer. Mr. Hundreds of Names Every Issue Gelberg is a member of the Fourth Ward Democratic Committee, All spelled correctly .. Hladky, Parseghian, Bjornson, 1 commander of the Sackin-Shocket Prybsch, Loderfield, Prycha ... on and on. Is it any won• Post #533 JWV and vice-chairman of the Warwick Development Com­ der we make a mistake now and then? mission.

REUNION BREAKFAST The Temple Beth David Men's Club w111 hold its first Annual Reunion Breakfast on Sunday at But Accuracy Is the Watchword R. I: 9:30 A. M. at the temple. All present and former members of the Men's Club are Invited to at­ We' ll ·do all possible to spell your name correctly ... and JEWISH tend. all the others . . . all of the time. That's one of the rules HERALD \ RHODE ISLAND SELFHELP - for a reliable newspaper. And we feel that our newspaper Rhode Island Se!fhe!p will hold is reliable! a Purim dinner party on Saturday. ' March 12 at 7 P .M. at the Hearth­ ;-; stone Motor Inn on Route 44. in ~konk Mass. June Karr will L.------...... ------"' en'tertaln. •T~~~ ~-=_::..;:__-::;--::::-::~::::;:::'.'.'._::::::::: _ ,_:-:::::::::::::'.°:::'.°::=====:::=::=::===::=====:::;;;~.;;.:;_::::~;._;:-;;1-::-:~::;~::::::~;;~=:~:::"''-,..----~. II

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1966 13 Interfaith Pan.el To Discuss ORT DAY 1966 Luncheon Priest's Talk On Parenthood To Be Held On Thursday A prominent moral theologian Paul Ramsey, a Protestant, who An Increased student enroll­ of the Roman Catholic Church, Is Paine Professor of Religion ment in ORT Israel network of 130% will spark the ORT Day I 966 the Rev. Bernard Haering, a Ger­ at Princeton University and an man Redemptorist, will speak at authority on Christian ethics and luncheon which will be held at a Brown University conference social theory, and Rabbi Eugene Ballard's Restaurant on Thursday on March 15_ on two of the major B, Borowltz, a professor of ed­ at 12:30 P ,M. The luncheon will Issues facing modern Catholicism, ucation and lecturer In Jewish be the high point in a varied series " Responsible Parenthood" and religious thought at the New York of activities marking the annual observance of Women's American 11Conscience and Freedom." In School of Hebrew Union College addition to formal talks on these - Jewish Institute of Religion, ORT Day throughout the nation. topics, he will discuss his views and author of ,.A Layman's In­ Mrs. Alvin Kurzer, local ORT with a panel of three theologians troduction ro Religious Exis­ Day chairman, has announced that of divergent opinion - a Protes­ tentialism." Governor Chafee and Mayor tant, a Jew and a more conserva­ Father Ford, who won the Car­ Doorley have issued official pro­ tive Catholic. dinal Spellman award in theology clamations citing ORT Day 1966. The conference will be devoted In 1965, is a member of the She said that this year's ORT Day Campaign for membership would to "The Vatican Council and the faculty of Catholic Unlversl ty. He be the m,:>st intensive ever. World of Today," The meeting ls has also taught (and earned de­ being sponsored by the Brown grees) at Boston College and Its ORT, the vocational training ITEMS BEING CHECKED OFF at the offices of the National Jewish University Associates, a group of law school, Weston College and agency of the Jewish people, main­ Welfare Board are part of the tons of holiday kosher· foods that will New England businessmen and the Gregorian College In Rome. tains more than 600 Installations be prepared as Passover meals during the entire eight days of the others organized by Brown to con­ on five continents. festival for Jewish servicemen ln Viet Nam and all other U, S. military sider contemporary Issues. NAMED A GENERAL Members helping Mrs. Kurzer installations at home and abroad, as well as Jewish patients in state­ Registration for the conference with ORT Day plans are Mesdames side VA hospitals. Haggadahs and other Passover religious literature will be In Sayles Hall from 1:30 RIO DE JANEffiO - Isaac Nahoum, a Jew of a Sephardic Harold Salk, Lawrence Gates, were also among the items sent well in advance of the holiday to Jewish P ,M. until the afternoon session family, was named by President Irving Silverman , Lawrence Sheer, chaplains by JWB Women's Organizations' Services, of which Mrs. begins there at 2:30 P,M, After a Humberto Castello Branco this Gerald Manecofsky, Arthur Stock­ Henry N, Rapaport (left) is a vice-chairman and Miss Diana Bernstein · late afternoon reception and a week as Divisional General, one man, Richard Strauss , Gerald Ein­ (right) is director. dinner for Associates and guests horn, Melvin Pelletz, Sydney Band­ in Alumnae Hall, Father Haering of the highest ranks In the Bra­ zlllan army. Gen. Nahoum Is a er, Edward Appell and Ira will deliver his evening lecture at Schrieber. 8 P .M. In Sayles Hall. member of the general staff of N. E. Cantors Assembly A visiting professor at Brown the Third Brazlllan Army, which this semester, he was a confessor has its headquarters in the Prov~ A subscription to the Herald To Present Music Festival to Pope John XXIII and a retreat Ince of Parana. He Is the ntth Is a ,good gift for the person master for Pope Paul VI. He play­ Jew lo be raised to the rank who "has everything" else. Call For the first time in Its or­ Funds raised will be used ed a leading parr In formulating of general. 724-0200. ganization, the New England Can­ toward scholarships for young new the Vatican Council's schema "On tors Assembly wll! present a Jew­ talents, studying cantorlal art at the Church In the Modern World," ish Music Festival on Tuesday at the Cantors Institute In New York. one of the council's most contro­ COLLEGE BOARD PREPARATION CLASSES 8:15 P,M, at Temple Emanuel, Participating In this concert versial accomplishments. He ls 385 Ward Street, Newton, Mass. will be Cantors Morton S. Shanok, a member of the Papal Commis­ FOR MAY SATS Thls year the 22ndAnnua!Jew­ Temple Beth El, Lynn; H, Le6n sion on Responsible Parenthood, lsh Music Festival of the National Masovetsky, Tefereth Israel, Win­ which Is studying the r elation of Jewish Music Council had dedi­ throp; Gabriel Hochberg, Temple Catholic doctrine to problems of Verbal and Math cated the Festival theme to the Emanuel, Newton; Irving Klschel, famlly life, population control and Every Saturday morning 9 to 12 Cantorlal Art. president, Temple Shalom, Milton; Individual conscience. I Charles Lew, Temple Shalom, Father Haering will lecture on Special Classes during week by arrangement 11 To Explain Medicare Medford; Israel Sack, Temple Beth parenthood in the afternoon. An I EI, Fall River. lnrerfalth panel will respond to his I Also, Cantors Charles Freed­ remarks. Panel members wlll be FLETCHER SCHOOL To Senior Citizens land, Tefereth Israel Congrega­ t\>e Rev. John C. Ford, professor 136 County Rd. , Barrington Medicare will be the subject tion, New Bedford; Ivan E. Perl­ of moral rheology at rhe Catholic Tel. 245-5400 I/ of a senior citizens meeting ar man, Temple Emanu-El, Provi­ University of Am e rica; Dr. R. I\ Hope High School today at 1:30 dence; Gregor Shelkan, Temple P ,M, Representatives of private M!shkan Tefila, Newton; Leon I and public agencies will explain Gold, Temple Beth Hillel, Mat­ ROGER WILLIAMS every aspect of the new federal tapan; Simon Kandler, Temple CHAPTER Medicare program, forwhlch the Emeth, South Brookline, and Man­ t application deadline ls March 31. uel Zymelman, Temple Reyim, HOPE CHAPTER 'NAI 11 Mrs. Sadie Jacobs, president West Newton. of the R. I. Chapter, NCSC, ls B CRANSTON­ 'RITHWOMEN in charge of arrangements. As­ Slaughter Bills sisting her are Joseph Tierney, WARWICK CHAPTER Charles McCann, Frederick Gor­ man, Mlss Florence Campbell, Occupy N.Y. and William A. McNamara. Dr, ANNUAL QUOTA DINNER Mary C, Mulvey Is serving as State Assembly coordinator. Wednesday, March 23, 1966 at 6:30 P.M. Sheraton - Biltmore Hotel The mass meeting is open to ALBANY - A humane slaugh­ all Rhode Islanders. Arrangements ter bill that had come under heavy fire from Jewish organizations U Special Attraction!! have been made to transport per­ sons from communities outside in New York State was withdrawn Providence, by its sponsor In the New York After the Medicare discussion, Leglsl ature. Another bill, which LYNETTE a variety show will be presented. remains on the legislative calen­ dar, has been called unobjection­ able by Orthodox, Conservative and Cemetery Restoration Reform rabbinic associations, na­ TOPOL tional congregational bodies of Deadline To Be Asked Conservatism and Reform, and "A One Woman Show" NEW YORK - The World major Jewish civic organizations. Center of European Rabbis re­ The measure that was with­ Outstanding Speaker cently decided to ask the West drawn was the so-called Haus­ German Government to fix a de­ beck bill, sponsored by Assembly­ .finite deadline for restoration of men Albert J ,' Hausbeck of Buf­ QUOTA DINNER COMMITTEE: Seated, left to right, Mrs. A. Louts Rosenstein, Sponsor; Mrs. Martin Lerner, Donor Co-Chairman; Mrs. SIDNEY Jewish cemeteries ln Europe rav­ falo and backed publicly by the Leonard Sholes, General Chairman. Standing, left to right, Miss Harriet aged by the nazis. Friends of Animals, Inc. Wlnnerman, Quota Dinner Treasurer; Mrs. Sidney Factor, Publicity Chairman; Mrs. Abraham Israel, President, Roger Williams Chapter; Rabbi Moses Rubin, World Cen­ The pending blll is known by Mrs. Nathan Rosen, Donor Co-Chairman. RAKITA ter president, reported on a visit the name of Its chief sponsor, Diredor of Special Evenh of a World Center delegation to Sen. Kenneth R. Willard, who rep­ Germany I ast year, when the rab­ resents Genesee, Livingston and for the S~pr•m• Lodge bis presented to officials a re­ Monroe Counties. That bill has in Washington, D.C. quest for such indemnification for the backing of the New York State an estimated 2,ono Jewish ceme­ Humane Association, which in­ As a Donor or Spon­ teries vandalized by special nazi cludes most of the humane so­ "cemetery battalions." cieties in the state. sor You participate Rabbi Rubin noted that favor­ Hausbeck announced with- able action on the request had . drawal on the Assembly floor the in such Vital Work been promised by M. Hirsch, pres- . same day that every member of ident of the Indemnification Com-· the Legislature received indivi­ as: mlttee of the West German Parlia­ dual letters signed Jointly by the • Aid to Israel ment, but that the promise presidents of rabbinic and Jew­ remained unfulfilled. ish congregational and civic organ­ • Hillel Foundations on Rabbi Rubin said that to sup­ izations, stating -they were "un­ college campuses port the demand, the rabbis had alterably opposed" to the Haus­ collected 1,000,000 signatures of beck bill but had "no objection • B. B. Youth Services American Jews whose relatives whatsoever" to the Willard Bill. had been buried in German ceme­ The signatories were: Union of and Vocational Ser­ teries and that the State Depart­ American Hebrew Congregations, vices ment had intervened with West Jewish Labor Committee, Rabbini­ German officials In support of the cal Council of America, American request. Jewish Congress, United Syna­ SHOWN AT THE QUOTA DINNER KICK-OFF: Left to right, Mrs. (Fred Kelman Photos) A. Louis Rosenstein, Hostess for the evening; Mrs. Abraham Israel, gogue of America, Rabbinical As­ President, Roger Wllltams Chapter; Mrs. Phtllp A. Dorenbaum, Guest sembly, Anti-Defamation League Speaker; Mrs. Leonard Sholer., Quota Dinner General Chairman. Driving would be much safer of B'riai B'rlth, Jewish War Vet­ If everyone gave proper signals, erans of the U. S,A., Central Con­ says the Automobile Legal As­ ference of American Rabbis, and sociation. When making a turn or National Council ofJewishWomen. YOUR GIFT .SUPPORTS ,asslng on a superhighway, let :he other motorists know what Hospitals and Clinics Aid to Servicemen and Hospitalized Vets you're doing by giving the correct For news of your organiza­ An Alert Anti-Defamation Leacue And many local ""rvlce o...-anlsatlono signals. tion, read The Herald.

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Billy Rose's files Include a supplied a long rug as a guide for $1 ,000,000 offer for his 55-room their feet. BOSTON Radiator & Body Works townhouse. from Joe Hirshhorn - Herb Ross w!ll produce an 185 Pine St. GA 1-2625 Providence who wanted it as a museum for NBC-TV spectacular based on Al an his famed art collection. Rose told Jay Lerner's lyrics .. . The Shah him: "You can have ltforamill!on of Iran will buy Eva Gabor' s Fifth - the day after I die" ... W!ll!e Av. townhouse . . . Sol Kaplan, Mays was just elected to San Fran­ who wrote the "Judith" score was • /urnitu.re cisco's most exclusive Jewish Invited by Israel ' s President to I • carpeting club. the Concordia . . . Jerome fly to Tel Aviv for the premiere. • lamps . Robbins Is reading Greek dramas. He and Ian McLellan. author of • accesaones " Roman Holiday," will write a • interior choosing the production he's been ~o]f Invited to direct for Britain's Na­ musical there for producer Kurt planning tional Theater. Unger ... El Morocco' s J ohn OUR YOUNG ER SET - David J onathan Miller of "Beyond the Mills will build a 500- room del uxe Bruce, 15 months old. and Jeffrey contemporary furniture Fringe" may teach at Yale Drama hotel in Acapulco. Al an Gorman , three years old. are for home and office School next semester. He' s coming There'll be a lawsuit soon over the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Charles here to direct "Come Live With the authenticity of a painting once M. Gorman of Babcock H!II Road, Me" for Bonnard Productions . .. ow ned by B!lly Rose and given him So uth Wi ndham, Conn. 724-5050 NEW INTERIORS Walter Cronkite spent two days in a settl ement . . Rose once Maternal grandparents are Dr. ~ filming Dr. DeB akey' s operations call ed in some museum experts and Mrs. J acob Reich and pa­ no. main street at In Houston, for CBS ... It was to examine mas terpieces he'd ternal grandparents are Mr. and J providence-pawtucket line Cronki te , incidentally. ever the bought from a gallery. They tol d Mrs . Barney Gorman of Provi­ reporter, who had mirrors install­ hi m: "There' s more fresh paint dence . Maternal great- grand­ ed to watch surgeons removing hi s on these paintings th an on your mother is Mrs . Pes sel Hassenfelci. appendix . . Abe Beame. the kitchen walls" . . Billy got hi s N. Y. Democratic candidate for money back from the gallery, at Jews Of Ethiopia mayor w!II become chairman of gunpoint. the Finance Committee of Ameri­ The wife of Gen. Eisenhower' s Believed Themselves 1 can Trust Co. doctor, Maj . Gen. Howard McC. ~--DAVis The fete for Prince Philip Is Snyder. Just underwent surgery at Only Remnant Left ''1 being co-produced by Jule Styne, Walter Reed Hospital. She' s the composer of ''Gypsy" and "Funny mother of Maj. Gen. Howard Syn ­ CHICAGO, m - Dr. Robert - 721 HOPE STREET - DE 1-4239 - Girl ' ' He's having a chorus of der, Jr., and a colonel who' s a Hess. fo rmer assis tant professor top fe male stars sing a version ..iilllll ..iilllll space exper t . . Judge Samuel of African hi s tory and studies at HEADQUARTERS FOR of "Hello Dolly" to the royal ,. BREAKSTONE'S DAIRY PRODUCTS ,. A. Spiegel of th e N.Y. Ci vil Court Northwestern University, said the vi sitor . Ruth Gordon, who Ju st settled the case of " Linden vs. Ethiopian Jews thought, until created the Dolly role In the origi­ J ohn son" . .. Tim my Everett ts sometlme In the nineteenth - CUP BUTTER a oz. 42c - nal play, ' 'The Matchmaker," wa s on leave from II Mio, to direct century, that they were the only invited to join thi s ill us trious a fil m In France .. On the day surviving remnants of Israel . They ..illllll SWEET BUTTER v. lb. 39c ..i111111 chorus and said: " At lasr,achance hotel brokers Dan Brener and Ed believed themselves to be the des­ ,. TEMP TEE 8 Oz. J 1 C ,. to do the mus ical vers ion . ., Lewis sold the Astor, they dis­ cendants of a union between Solo­ Nor man Krasna , who lives In solved their 25- year-ol d partner­ mon and the Queen of Sheba, said ..illllll SOUR CREAM Pint 33c - Switzerland. wa s notified that ship. Dr. Ress In a talk earlier this Harpo Mar x had named him to be Israel's Foreign Min is ter Abba month at the univer sity. ~ COTTAGE CHEESE 16oz. 25c ..i111111 executor of his wtll . Krasna waived Eben described the recent elec­ He reported on hi s recent visit ,. CHEESE, EACH ,. the appointment. explaining: "I'd tions In hi s country: "Jus tice to Ethiopia. and on the relationship have to go back to school firs t" triumphs - as long as we gor of Its Jewish community to the McCall's will publi sh the the votes. " Negro-J ewish movement In the - BLINTZES A;~~:iR 10c - memoirs of Colette, author of (Distributed 1966 by The Hall Syn­ United States. His address was the " Gig!" ... Frank Sinatra hired dicate , Inc.) (All Rights Reserved) fourth in a series two bands for the 21s t birthday party he gave for Mia Farrow at - TURKEY ROLL lb. 1.89 - Chasen' s . Of the SO guests at the - Prices In Effect Friday, Mar. 4 - Thursday, Mar. 10 - party , host Sinatra was the onl y one who never danced. Herald Recipes ,...... "'-◄ Herbert Gol d, the noveli st. was I discussing the high casualty rate KA FFEKRANS SALADE DES ENDIVES In the marriages of people he knew. (SWEDISH COFFEE RING) (ENDIVE SALAD) "If businesses failed as often as 3/8 cup butter 1 head crisp romaine lettuce marriages do," said Gold, "I'm 1/ 4 cup sugar 3 stalks endive, cut in half sure the Legislature would declare 1 beaten egg lengthwise It Illegal - and downright crim­ 6 crushed cardamom seeds 1 bunch blue grapes inal." 2 tablespoons seedless raisins DR ESS ING Two of the bags Carroll Baker 2 tablespoons chopped citr on 1/ 4 cup vinegar lost in, Viet Nam have been found. 2 1/ 8 cups flour 1 cup olive oil Capt. Miller of the "Ticonderoga" 1 teaspoon salt salt, pepper cabled her : • 'Only the Viet Cong 1/ 4 teaspoon baking soda 1 clove garlic, mashed are being searched for more 3 teaspoons baking powder Separate leaves of the romaine, thoroughly than your missing 5 tablespoons sour cream place some on each plate. Put bags" ... Margaret Leighton's Cream butter with sugar until two halves of endive on the lettuce. three-foot azalea bush came from smooth. Add beaten egg, cardamom Decorate with the blue grapes. John Gielgud, after he saw her seeds, raisins and citron. Sift Combine dressing ingredients. "Slapstick Tragedy" preview . . . flour with salt, baking soda and Shake well. Pour over salad. For his show at the Janis Gallery baking powder. Add alternately to Serves 3. next month Pop artist Claes Old­ the cream mixture with five table­ • • • enburg is creating a bathroom spoons of sour cream. Blend whose "American Trinity" equip­ carefully. Lay spoonfuls of the VLAAIEN ment Is made of vinyl. dough In a ring on a greased and (FRUIT TART) When the Times asked permis­ floured pan. Brush with beaten 4 cups diced tart apples sion for Its critic to attend a egg and dust with sugar. Bake 1 cup sugar preview of "Slapstick Tragedy." at 425 degrees for about twenty 2 cups flour "It's now your home ... not your debt." one co-producer replied by asking minutes. Serves 6. 2 teaspoons baking powder 1f he could buy a copy of the • • • I egg Times at 9:30 p.m . . . Chas. K. 1 teaspoon melted margarine Your mol'tg-aged home is not yo,u-s as long as there are CAROTI'ES FLAMANDES 1 teaspoon vanilla payments to be made. Feldman Is trying to sign the eight actresses from "The Group" to (CARROTS, FLEMISH STYLE) 1/ 2 cup chopped nuts 3 tablespoons shortening If you should die prematurely, what would happen to cameo roles in "Casino Royale" 1/2 cup chopped plums 1 bunch small tender carrots, your wife and chilclren? . . . Victor Riesel is favored to Combine all Ingredients. Bake scraped In a well-greased 8- by 8- by • Would they have to move? win the presidency of the Over­ salt, pepper - r seas Press Club. 2-lnch pan . at 400 degrees for • Would they have to adjust to new surroundings? 1 teaspoon sugar Leta Anderson, of "The Fan­ 40 minutes. Cut In squares while • Would they have to find new friends? 1/4 cup heavy creamorl/ 2cup tasticks," shares a dressing room stlll warm and sprinkle brown • Would the children have to change schools? broth (for meat meal) with the seven male members of sugar on top. Yield: 16 squares. 1 teaspoon minced parsley OR the cast. She's writing a book, • * ·• ,.Leta and the Seven Wolves" ... Melt shortening In skillet. Add carrots, salt, pepper and sugar. CARNATZEI Would your wife be receiving a check from your Baruch Lumet. father of director Cook until tender. Add cream. Cook (BROILED MEAT ROLLS) Sun life Representative as a result of your Sun life Sidney Lumet, will play a role In 2 minutes more. For meat meal 1 1/ 2 pounds chopped beef the national company of "Fiddler Mortgage Protectian Palicy? add broth Instead of cream and I onion, minced on the Roar• . . . Zsa Zsa Gabor about one tablespoon of flour to 1 carrot, grated visited the LBJs atthe White House For mortgage prot11ction-call me today. thicken. Sprinkle with minced· 1 clove garlic, minced on Friday. She promised to help 1 teaspoon salt ·parsley. Serves 2. them recover 1 'old furniture" - . . . 1/8 teaspoon pepper .j the period pieces which once were CHOUX DE BRUXELLES 2 eggs, slightly beaten In the White House. (BRUSSELS SPROUTS) flour I Gwen Verdon, star of ''Sweet 1 basket of Brussels sprouts paprika Charity," finds the backstage area 2 tablespoons nutmeg or Combine beef with seasonings i ELLIOT F. SLACK and eggs. Form into s ausagellke I of the Palace Theater too vast. 2 tablespoons grated cheese 1018 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. It wa s built to accommodate cir­ Soak sprouts In lukewarm salt r olls. Dip In flour wh ich has been cus acts. Miss Verdon had to yell water a few minutes after cleaning. mixed with paprika. Broll under DE 1•2422 "Helpf" when she was lost in the Rinse. Cook uncovered In bolling hot name until brown on all sides. dark backstage, during a per ­ salt water until tender. May be Serve Immediately. Serves 3. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE Cl9MPANY OF CANADA formance. Because this happened served with a sprinkling of nut­ • • • A MUTUAL COMPANY to • others in the cast, who kep meg or a sprinkling of grated (Reprinted from the Around­ I missing their cµes, the producers cheese. Serves 3 or 4. The-World Jewish Cookbook.) THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1966 15 Jewish Leaders -Emphasize loss Of Justice Minister College Religious Education WASHINGTON - The Ameri­ for Jewish youth In a college en­ can Jewish Community was chal­ vironment.'' Explained Away By Eshkol lenged this week to sharply revise Many of the educators on the JERUSAL.EM- Tile continu­ plro," Dr. Joseph said. "This Its approaches to religious edu­ commission agreed with a report ing differences between Premier was at a time when I was sitting cation, spend more money than It presented by Rabbi Benjamin M. Levi Eshkol and former Minister with Eshkol In his home helping now does for religious training on Kahn, Hillel's national director, of Justice Dov Joseph have caused him to form the coalition." the university campus, and Involve that J ewlsh schooling needs to re­ wide discussion In Israel during "Throughout this period the college youth In the community's orient Its approach by giving great­ the first months of the new govern­ Prime Minister never mustered leadership councils. er emphasis to forms of study that ment. The Premier flnally Issued the courage to say somethlngwhen These proposals were empha­ wl11 stimulate Intellectual probing a statement to the effect that Dr. all It would have taken was a sized at the opening of the 43d by young persons and prepare Joseph had not been promised · a telephone call," Dr. Joseph said. annual meeting of the National them "to deal lntelllgently with place In the present Cabinet. The same charge was leveled Commission of the B'nal B'rlth Ideological and theological chal­ Dr. Joseph was banlshe!J by at Mr. Eshkol when he dropped Hillel Foundation at the B'nal lenges to their faith." the party from Its parliamentary Dr. Joseph to the 118th place on B'rlth Building here. Rabbi Kahn said that "contrary delegation and then was eliminated the Mapa! state of 120 potential The commission Is the policy­ to the sloganlzed Impression that from the Cabinet. The dispute members of the Knesset (parlia­ making body of the H111el Foun­ they are secular-minded, many centers not so much on what was ment). Dr. Joseph was then In the dations, which maintains Jewish college students today are deeply done as on how It was done. United States and learned of his religious, cultural and counseling concerned with religious Identity Abraham Nathan Dr. Joseph's stature In Israel banishment through the press. programs on 254 campuses In the and theology.'' and the 1oyal ty he has engendered Under Israel's proportional United States, Canada and abroad. His report urged a schooling over the years among many of representation system, voters cast It Is composed of · academicians, process that would provide more National Hero Mr. Eshkol's own associates has ballots for parties rather than rabbinical leaders and lay rep­ hours of classroom instruction and (ConUnued From Page 1) kept the argument In the public candidates. The parties are al­ resentatives of B'nat B'rlth and longer years of study on the sec­ He showed them an Arabic eye long after It would have been lotted parliamentary seats In pro­ B'nal B'r!th Women. ondary level. But these by them­ version of the peace petition he forgotten had another minister portion to their share of the total In discussions and Interviews selves, Rabbi Kahn said. "would had distributed In Israel calllng been Involved. vote. The Knesset memb~TS are that focused on the changing at­ not prepare students emotionally for face-to-face talks between Is­ An Indignant Dr. Joseph re­ taken from the parties' election titudes of Jewish students to their or prod them Intellectually If they raeli and Arab officials. They plied this week to the Premier's· lists, where priorities cannot be f religious heritage. the members are limited to merely acquire a said it was "very nice," he re­ statement: Mr. Eshkol had never changed after their submission. of the commission found that the knowledge as an end In Itself." ported. Indicated to him that he would not In the general election last "search for identity'' among the This view was endorsed by 11Then," he said, "the Gover­ be In the Cabinet and other Mapa! Nov. 2, Mr. Eshkol's Mapa! and present generation of students was others who criticized a Jewish ed­ nor of Port Said came In and party ministers "close to Esh­ Its .coalition ally, Ahdut Avoda, being thwarted by "an unfamlllar­ ucation approach" - that Is, de­ said he had heard about me and kol" also thought that he would won 45 seats. ity with its ancestral tradition." voting Itself primarily to training said 'we're interested in peace, be reappointed, he said. The purging of the former Dr. Louis Gottschalk of the Jewish youngsters for the bar too, but it's not up to us, it's "But now it turns out that Justice Minister apparently has University of Chicago, chairman mltzvah rite. Bar mltzvah Is the up to you.' Then he began talk­ eight days before the Cabinet was its roots deep In party politics. of the commission, said that 11 ln religious ceremony at which a Ing about refugees, and I said: established Eshkol had already of­ It has been traced al so to a con­ many respects, the Jewish com­ 13-year-old Jewish boy assumes 'Don't talk about these things to fered the post to (Yaacov) Sha- troversial libel law that Mr. Joseph munity has unwittingly abandoned the responslbllltles of adulthood. me. I'm sure if you sit down with Introduced before the last election, I ts college students through a pro­ Rabbi Kahn deplored the" acute my Government you might come to Nazi Victim.s Protest a law made especlally stringent cess of isolation and neglect." underflnanclng" of college level · some arrangement,' for weeklies and regarded as re­ This neglect. he added, begins programs for Jewish youth by "They said: 'No. Tile step must German Newspaper sponsible for the election of Uri in adolescent years when most contrasting the average of $165- come from you. You must talk Avner!, editor of the controversial Jewish youth are exposed to an per-year, exclusive of capital out­ about these s teps In your own BONN - The Organization weekly Haolam Hazeh. ''inferior'' Jewish education that ls lays, providing for some form of home.''' of Nazi Victims In Bavaria de­ Dr. Joseph first angered party arrested at the elementary level. elementary Jewish education - Mr. Nathan said the Governor manded of Federal Justice Minis­ leaders last year when he told "His immature understanding of from the once-a-week Sunday had told him: "Your Intentions ter Richard Jaeger the banning of the Cabinet that It should accept Judaism," Dr. Gottschalk said, School to the all-day parochial are good. We will fill up your the extreme rlghtwlng newspaper, former Premier David Ben-Gur­ "provides no intellectual stimulus school - for each Jewish young­ plane with gas and you will fly the "Deutsche National - and - lon's application for a legal In­ ster between 6 and 16 years of back." Soldaten-Zeltung" which has been vestigation of the Lavon affair, a age with the average of less than ' 'But how to spend the eve­ denounced In the West German compllca ted party dispute over 143 Israeli Exchange $12 a year for each Jewish col­ ning? Mr. Nathan said. He said Parliament for Its anti-Semitic responsibility for a decade-old lege student. he had played cards wl th some articles. security mishap. Tile Cabinet security officers. "Of course, I angrily rejected the move and Mr. Teachers Work In U.S. Tile Nazi victims protested won," he said, bringing a roar of Ben-Gurlon's followers left to help against two Issues of the weekly NEW YORK - Over sixty of laughter. him form a rebel party. the 143 Israeli exchange teachers Incidents Later the Governor asked Mr. newspaper, one with a story headllned, "The Lie of the Gas Dr. Joseph stayed, however, now In the Inlted States serving (Continued From Page 1) Nathan If he would like to see the and was not asked to resign. His Chambers," and another with a In 72 Jewish schools of all types, nattonal reputation of Germany city. punishment came tater, accord.. attended the annual conference for through Nazi smearlngs and har­ "So I saw the Suez Canal and story with the headline, "The Lie Ing to his friends, when he was exchange teachers recently held In assment of their fellow citizens ," ships In the canal and a night of the Murder of Six Million summarily dropped from the Par­ New York under the sponsorship he added. club. which they said was not for Jews." The second article as­ liamentary list. of the Department of Education Mr. Lucke charged that the me," he recalled. serted that Germans were being The libel law dispute Is be­ and Culture of the Jewish Agency German National party. the Nest morning they repaired the blackmailed with the second "lie.•• With a circulation of 200,- lieved to have cost Premier Esh­ for Israel. largest right-wing political group, ancient plane's damaged tail and kol and his political alignment In the nine years since Its had attempted to hide Its pro­ Mr. Nathan, with a hearty shalom . 000 , the rlghtwlng paper ha s be­ some support In the November come the second largest weekly Inception, 942 Israeli teachers Nazi sentiments behind a demo­ took off. But a patch tore loose election and to have directed sym­ have participated In this ex­ cratic facade . He also warned and he landed again. In West Germany and is widely pathy toward Mr. Avner!, the displayed on newspaper stalls change program sponsored by the people of West Germany to be­ ' 1101, we are not through,' editor. the Agency's Department of ware of extreme righr-wing cul ­ they said," Mr. Nathan related. throughout the country. Dr. Joseph's colleagues say he Education and Culture In co­ tural organizations. During the second repair job was criticized later for the un­ operation with the American Asso­ The growing readership of he got into a discussion with the po;,ular measure by party leaders ciation for Jewish Education. traditional Arab hospitality, said who said they had read the draft right-wing publications , the report Governor, who chided the Israeli's newsmen. The Israelis teach In the United declared. Is "potential danger for .for reporting that Mr. Nathan had of the law but who had not In fact States for periods of from one \democracy and calls for heighten­ been kllled on hi s flight. Mr. Na­ His rickety plane was patched read it. Their later frustration to three years. Apart from the ed vigilance." _ than said he replied: "You· al so up, and he dined on roast chicken, was taken out on Dr. Joseph, his values in any cul rural exchange It called on the West German think that we have , atom bomb~, shrimp curry. fish, mayonnaise friends say. program, this teachers' exchange public and press to aid govern­ in every corner. It s not true. and pastrami. The Egyptians, who What troubles many Israelis program has al so helped meet the ment author! ties In bringing neo­ "You are making atom gave Mr. Nathan.pajamas because Is the abruptness of Dr. Joseph's shortage In trained teaching per­ Nazl and anti-Semitic "political bombs?" the Governor asked. he had brought none with him, also dismissal and the appearance that sonnel In the American-Jewish rowdies" to justice. "Just like you make them, sent him home with a brass mini­ it smacks of revenge. educational fiel d. Meanwhile, the s tate govern­ we make them," Mr. Nathan re­ ature of the pyramids for his American Jewish school s In­ ment of Rhineland-Palatinate has plied. daughter, who Is Interested In terested In participating In the ordered the disbanding of a Mr. Nathan's flight hs de­ Egyptian antiquities. EXAM PREPARATIONS Exchange Program for the 1966-67 local branch of the Steel Helmet lighted Israelis, and even Gov­ school year should contact the The newspaper Al Ahr am, (Stal helm) Union of Front Fighters, ernment officials had to smile at which often reflects the regime's Department of Education and Cul­ a paramilitary veterans' organiza­ College Boards his stunt. Mr. Nathan tonight was views , derided the flight as a ture of the Jewish Agency for tion. The organization's unit in the the embodiment of chutzpah, a Yid­ publicity stunt carried out with Israel, 515 Park Avenue. town of Bad Bergzabern had been $35 dish word that means nerve, to the the "approval and blessings" of under Investigation for more than point of effrontery. the Israeli Govei-nment, "to at­ Academic Advancement a month on charges that its mem­ Able Nathan stories made the tract attention to its timeless plea Center Self-Styled Fuehrer bers had made pro-Nazi and racist rounds most of the day. The favor- of making peace with the Arabs." Barrington Shopping Center speeches. 1te was that he would change the It urged the Israeli Government Promises Reform The police of the Saar report­ name of his plane from Shalom I to carry out the United Nations 10 minutes from Providence ed this week the desecration of an to Shalom II and try his luck In BARRINGTON, R. I. FRANKFURT - Bruno Luedko, resolutions for repatriation and old Jewish cemetery at Ottweller, Beirut, Lebanon. compensation of Palestine refu­ 39, who styled himself the "new where vandals toppled 28 weather­ 245-2846 The flier was regarded by some gees. Fuehrer" and distributed In this beaten tombstones. as well-meaning and naive, and by country anti-Semitic materials According to the police, Ott­ others as a dangerous exhibitionist published by the American Nazi weller Is the third Jewish ceme­ whose escapade had made a mock­ Party, was found guilty recentl,~­ tery In the Saar to be devastated ery of any real peace feelers. A of " endangering state security. by unidentified persons since last state of war prevails between Is­ LOOKING FOR He was sentenced to eight months · Feb. 22 . Another Jewish ceme­ rael and the Arab countries. In prison, but the court suspend­ tery was . desecrated In Munich- In general he was regarded ed the sentence after he had prom­ as extremely lucky not only to have ised to cease his efforts to form The Munich police said last BILL KOPEL? week that the Identity of one of left the United Arab Republic with a "fourth Reich. 0 three young men believed to have little more than a pat on the head, Luedko had Identified himself but also to have survived two long as a former member of the Hitler uprooted 40 tombstones In that cemetery has been established. flights In the old training plane. Youth. He admitted he was a dis­ Mr. Nathan and his Egyptian­ HE'S STILL GIVING ciple of bqth George Rockwell, According to the police, he Is born wife, Susie, co-owner of a Wolfgang Seel er, a 28-year-old leader of the American Nazi Party, discotheque In Tel Aviv, were unskilled construction worker, who THE BEST DEALS IN TOWN and Colin Jordan, leader of the divorced 12 years ago. They have British Nazi movement, as well Is listed In police records as a a daughter, Sharona, 14. He has as the World Union of Nazis. He vagabond and petty criminal. He three brothers and two sisters. His told the court he had a mission and his accomplices are still at mother, 70, lives In Israel. STEINGOLD PONTIAC "to restore Nazism a s a purified large. In Cairo, meanwhile, the press religion." Among materials found Several Munich newspapers rldlculed Able Nathan's flight from 766 Broadway, Pawt. PA 3-4700 In hi s possession, were Rockwell that had given a prominent dis­ Tel Aviv to Port Said as a "comic publications bearing the swastika play. to the desecration have re­ act which failed to catch any On Rt l At Mass. State Line and the skull and crossbones, em­ ceived anonymous threats In the laughs." But the Egyptian Govern­ blem of the Hltlerlan SS Corps. mall. ment treated Mr. Nathan wl th i 16 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1966 For news of your organlza- tlon, read The Herald. 'Oliver' Gets Cool Press In Tel Aviv, HERALD Even Fagin Arousing No Criticism Classified TEL AVrY - A long history said the musical could not de­ of objections to the Dickens' char­ cide whether to take Itself se­ Coll 724-0200 acter regarded by many Jews as riously or mock the Dickensian the epitome of antl-Sem!tlsm has schmaltz. As for Fagin, he was apparently come to an end with "a vllllan you could not hate 3-Apartments For Rent the portrayal of Fagin In the Bri­ even if you try.'' tish musical, "Oliver." He has This was not always the case. c~:~~~~~~e-E~•v"au~~r:• M1:: .~•:;~ received faint praise from critics Fagin was definitely a hateful In the Hebrew press, and nobody vllllan 128 years ago when he rduii~ur'L~~':1e. d uK!1:~e~~::. fl~fts else connected with the produc­ was created by Dickens. Was monthly. 942--1650. 3-25 Mn. lobort Lub;n tion has done any better. the author antl-Sem!tlc? Those EAST SIDE, 163 Irving Avenue, near fnee Karen Salh:maft) Boulevard. Five rooms, fireplace, The critic of the respected familiar with that period prob­ heated. reasonable. Adults o nly. dally, Ha'aretz, said of the pro­ ably would say yes, adding that Apply Tuesday, Thursday, Satur­ duction, "Who needs It?" He so were most of his contempo­ day or Sunday evenings. called It a s tupid, pretentious show raries. EAST SIDE, off Elmgrove. Five and one-half rooms, second. Renovated. full of empty talk and banal songs. One author, Trude Dub, writ­ Oil heat. Garage. Adults. GA 1-6807. OFFICE FURNITURE The children, he said, would ing In a r ecent Issue of Brit­ be better off getting a good ain's Jewish Chronicle, noted 17-Floor Servicing night's sleep. What was worse, that Dickens once received · a OFFICE SUPPLIES ATTENTION BUSINESSMEN! Offlc, he added, was that the Habl­ letter from a Mrs. Davis In Lon­ floors washed a nd waxed. evenings mah, lsraet• s National Theater, don complaining that the au­ a nd weekends. Expert Floor Serv­ ice. 751-9580. urn Nathan-Samuel & Howard Weiss had been the one to present it. thor had encouraged "a vile Shraga Friedm an, who plays prejudice against the despised 19-General Services OFFER YOU Fagin, 11presents only a cartca­ Hebrew." rure of the evil Jew who con­ Dickens replied to thi s ref­ PRICE, Ci)UALITY AND SERVICE ceals ihe thefts of chil dren," erence to his newly published KEAN KLEAN SERVICE CO. the crl tic wrote. He sympa­ " Oliver Twist" by noting th at ON ALL YOUR OFFICE NEEDS thized with Mr. Friedman, how­ Fagin was a Jew because "that WIil wash and wax your home and ever. asking, "What can an actor class of criminal almos t inva­ office floors. ·Will c lean a 9 x 1~ rug for $8. Free pick-up and d e SUPPLIES NEW & USED FURNITURE do with such an empty script?" riably was a Jew." He was so livery. Wall-to-wall carpeting cleaned PRINTING NEW & USED MACHINES The er! tic of Lamcrhav, who Identified because of his race, in your borne. All prices reasonable. cal Ied the show "superfluous not his religion, Dickens wrote. NA T I oN A L OFFICE SUPPL y co. and almost devoid of any artis­ Mrs. Davis, whose parhcross­ Please call tic merit," commented: ed the author' s because her hus­ HO 7-8601 ufn 701 Cranston St., Prov., R.I. 11 Fagln doesn't hurt our feel ­ band had bought Dickens's Tavi­ GA 1-1192 ings here In Israel at thi s time, stock House residence , said that not even in Europe or America, the Jewish race and r ellglon were 35-Private Instruction since theatergoer s are en1tghr­ l Inseparable. But why could there FRENCH classes, private and semi• ened people. In Israel a char­ not have been a posJtlvelyporrray­ ~~1 1:~~~h~all bj51 -4~c.erlenj_~ acter of tht s type can become ed Jew in the story? :i:~:n harmless." Dickens may have been Im­ GUITAR instruction: Pick or finger I tec hniq ue. Folk, rock. Age 9 a nd The Engllsh-language Jen1- pres sed wi th thi s argument, the up. Wayland Square. 35 1-4328. 3-25 sal em Post, whose critic ad­ Chronicl e author reports, be­ TUTORING in M athematics on any ~ MILLER'S mired the Sean Kenny sets, cause not long afterward he level from e lementary sc h o o I I wrote .. Our Mutual Frlend,"whtch through college. 467-5339. 3-11 .RHODE THE RHODE Families Drop Away contained hi s first sympathetic portrait of a Jew. NEEDS SC IENCE MINISfER -l ISLAND'S INTERNATIONAL ISLAND'S From Synagogues Riah, "the good Jew," was J ERUSALEM - Israel needs FINEST FINEST a subsidiary character, however, a Minister of Science and Tech­ DELICATESSEN After Bar Mitzvah and soon forgotten. But Dickens nology , according to the United IJ Na tions Technological Advi sory NEW YORK - A survey by the deml)Jl strated an apparent change United Synagogue of America, the of heart in an edition of "Oliver Board attached to the Ministry UNCOMPROMISED QUALITY association of Conservative con­ 1'wist" he prepared some time of Development. gregations, disclosed last week later: Many references to Fagin Technol ogical application of FOR TWO GENERATIONS that Jewish families tend to "drop as ''the Jew'' were changed to scientific discoveries in industry out'' of congregational member­ "he" or "Fagin" weakening the suffers neglect, s tates the report, ship after the tr chtl dr en become racial em1;hasls. without a minister. FRIDAY, MAR. 4 THRU THURSDAY, MAR. 10 Bar Mltzvah or graduate from ele- The survey found that of 7,81 7 STRICTLY KOSHER - SAVE 79c families In 398 Conservative con­ :i gregations who resigned for r ea­ COOKED IN OUR OWN KITCHEN sons other than death or removal from the area, 3,718 left when the son or the daughter become Bar Roast Beef 1b. 2.19 or Bas Mltzvah, or graduated from the elementary division of the re­ Ilglous school they attended. The survey foun d that an ad­ HOW LIFE IS STACKING UP FANCY LARGE HOLE - SAVE 20c ditional 1,459 families left their congregations because of a " lack IN SOCIAL SECURITY LAND of interest." The survey Indicat­ Things are getting rough out Before setting up his shop, Mr. Swiss Cheese 1b. 8 9c ed that more than 5,000 fam!lles in retirement. Keeler made contact with a thus "could not be persuaded to A pensioned gentleman recent­ nearby vocational school and retain the ir synagogue affiliation." ly moved into a smaJI town in lined up five top students in The Recons tructionlst maga­ Florida where local laws, among mechanical and electrical courses COMING FOR PASSOVER zine, commenting on the fin dings, other things, allow people to keep to be his assistants. "They were said that the problem was "ac­ chickens in their yards. all put 'on call' between 4 and centuated by the fact that fewer The gentleman apparently 8 P.M., when work wouldn't in­ A Full Line Of BARRA(INI Chocolates than 50 per cent of Jewish famil­ moved into the town on the terfere with their studies. I prom­ ies Join In the first pl ace." The wrong foot. Bad blood developed ised to pay them the going hour- survey queried congregations on with the neighbors. One insult ly rate " their membership potential. Of the FROM OUR OWN KITCHEN - SAVE 10c across the lot lines led to an­ Mr. Keeler is a success. He's 323 congregations replying, a total other. busy; he's useful; he's making membership of 102,522 families In time, a next-door neighbor money; and he has become a GRAPENUT was reported as contrasted with an bought 15 roosters and penned friend to half the families in the each estimated 238,367 Jewish fam!lles them up in his side yard, right community. 39c in their areas 1 1who are not mem­ under the bedroom window of PUDDING bers of any congregation." MADE WITH STRICTLY FRESH EGGS AND FRESH MILK the newcomer. Things are getting rough out Their crowing starts about in retirement for women who Malaysia Kicks Out 4 A .M. want a husband. According to FOR PURIM - All READY TO USE U.S. Government figures, there Walter W. Keeler, who retired are 110 women for every 100 men Israel Trade Official two years ago and grew bored, between the ages of 60 and 64; PRUNE or LONDON - Malaysian Prime decided. to capitalize on the al­ 128 women to every 100 men at .., lb. 59c Minister Tank! Abdul Rahman an­ most universal need by house­ age 65. Of all the people now MOON MIX nounced recently In Kuala Lampur wives for a fix-it man. He set up age 85 or older, there are 163 the expulsion of an Israeli trade "The Keeler Fix-It Shop" at an women to e~er~ t~p men. KOSHER FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT ofllc:lal and hinted strongly It was old desk in his basement, then because or Arab pressure. The gathered around it the tools he Miss Mary R. Castleton, retired Our Fresh Meat Department Is Closed at Noon on Friday official Is Moshe Yegar, 35. had accumulated over the years. school teacher, didn't think much Hopo Stroot Only and All Day Saturday, Hopo Stroot . Only Yegar headed the Interasla Then he had cards printed an­ of her pension, and even less of Trading Co., Ltd., half owned by nouncing his service, and had the wasted days retirement These specials are in effect SUN ., MAR. 6 • FRI., MAR. 11 the Israel Government. He was boys deliver them to 500 homes brought her. She had been an the only Israeli official allowed in the community. English teacher. She scouted to llve In the mainly M,)slem na­ "I knew about as much about around town until she found a -~ HEAVY tion, household repairs as the average retired math teacher ( a man) The Prime Minister told re­ man," he says. I certainly was and a retired woman Spanish porters that Yegar was Indulging no expert. I could fix a balky teacher. She then organized them lb. In polltlcs and It was felt he toilet, find an electrical short in into "The C-Plus Clinic" to guar­ Steer Liver 59c might emharrass the Governmgnt, a small appliance or replace a antee a C-Plus average in any which does not want to chance a frayed cord, make a normal vac­ subject in which a 'high school PAWTUCKET ALL STORES WARWICK quarrel. uum cleaner run again. And I student was failing. She has been usually knew just where to kick 542 ,_.. t Aft■ N 1619 Warwick A-N so successful that the organiza­ GmNy $Np. C:..twr OPEN POLISH BORDER an automatic washing machine to tio.n has grown to five retired Nut to Korl,'1 la.. ry Houlo Four Coram WASHINGTON - The War De­ get it started. teachers, and the local schools 1:lO A.M. to 10 P.M. OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. partment Informed the Jewish "That's about all I ltnew. But are recommending her to their PROVIDENCE ALL DAY GARDEN CITY Telegraphic Agency this week that I had the experience, . as most failing students. Its policy on Jewish refugeesfrom men living in a household until 776 .Hapo 5tNat New GOLDEN YEARS 31,pcp, l:tooldel (Kaoloor O,,IJ) Cranston, ~ !· Poland who flee to the United States age 65 have, to go find an expert aow ready. S.nd 50c UI COlll to Dept. 9 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. zone In Germany was not to close who could repair anything that CSPS. cure of tlda ...._..., . ta lox I A.M. tw ' 7:JO P.M. SUNDAYS 1172. Gnmd Central ltatioa.. Mew Yon , the borders to such migrants. was over my head . . . " 17, 1'.T.

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